The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1916, Page 9

You Pook Simp MeREs ba No USE STANDING HERE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE TRACK ARGUING ' THAT WON'T GET US To CHICAGO ] Don't Be [7 nou, pur ) | THeke's ne | USE GeTTinge! KICKED OFF ANOTHER TRAIN: J M’GINNITY CAUSES RUMPUS AT BUTTE; BY EDWARD HILL UR old friend, Joe MeGinnity : Joe, who is the most cordially ha country, has stirred up quite a mess « at it UTT AND JEFF GET A LIFT ON THEIR WAY TO CHICAGO, THE SUNSET UMITED PASSES HERE Ay ONE PIFTEEN Awp — FINED A CENTURY nager in the} STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1916. Foourse! GET To CHICAGO AND THE SUNSET UMITED PASSES HER No use! INS MINUTES. we We VE BEEN CAN'T BET TO CHIcAGo KICKED OFF STANDWE Here THREE TRAINS - i ALREADY KID 1S MET BY PINKMAN BY EDDIE PINKMAN Seattle's Sensational Lightweight Broadway Seve and bear In Last Sunday MeGinnity 1 the ttle trick of Bullock's etore 1,0 stuff standing up before the grandstand and ¢ g the umpire a found, after a Joe robber, President Blewett a thief, claimi that the North short talk that 7 donned a ; 5 ee } ; a Was engage im i+ western league race was fixed to job Butte, and many, other thate 26 6 shoo! thoice things that should all help to make bas in Butte. As a result of his small town oratory, fiicked for a century note and kicked off indefinite period After receiving his sentence, which should have cal for shooting at sunrise, of the Butte club with an earful of baby chattering BUTTE DOESN'T KNOW dOE McGINNITY the time for ponee or they will quit [LIKE A LITTLE CHILD FIELDER JONES FINED |AND SUSPENDED JOE The Kong rang and the third |e this fracas |. When Fi Jones was presi-| contest of my “Southern Invasion |dent of the league he found it neces-|was on. We shook hands and hos rm i [FRANKIE SULLIVAN TO leary to nick MeGinnity for a heavy tilities began. At the start I sent One-Armed Pitcher |MEET SUGAR fine and plaster him with an {n-\in my ght left, followed by a| Stars for School! Frankie sullivan, Lor Angéins definite suspension. This occurred | hard right across, and It found the| gladiator, is now picking on the in Portland three yeate ago. At|mark. Lopez took the count of! Onto State university's baseball |!ightweights. He will exchange 4 |that time Joe attacked an umpire|nine. In the neat three rounds I/team boams a one-armed pitcher in| Jabs with Nick Sugar, the Everett 3 in a manner that cured Portland|had him take the count four moré|ierman F. Recker, freshman agri.|!ad Who tangled with Harry Casey Be] fans of him for once and all times and was awarded the d¢| cultural atudent, University base |Aftor his fracas with “Sweet” he) 4 | , this making three straight! bail coaches say he haa the amoke| ay decide to step back into the if Sewer yt REFUSES TO without getting bit once; |anq stuff to gite many Western | feather class, : CAL ETING lucky Indeed lcomference he sh % President Calkins of Butte has! (Continued) lee heavy hittefe the sh cghatetow* LIKE | demanded that Bi call a meet-| ——_————-| Recker's home is in Génoa o.| Fred Fulton, the Minnesota gt jing of the is. This Blew ; | He loat his art in a corn shredder./ant, is lke a heavyweight cham. lett has refused to ¢ He does not | MeGinnity an a . figure that the league should pay| The bail fans tn the City of Des pion in one respect at least, He the expenses of five directors to|tiny were treated to a dose of too! NATIONAL RESULTS jis appearing bel a ry soo | My reputation and stand- | seattle to hear the B complatnt.|much McGinnity, and as the result) At Boston 8, St. Louis 2 i: ppg gh riggs Mr rag me | ce rm) eo ould the meeting be called,|the city, which had been one of the Ni , a : . ing is sufficient assurance eon = et, [best tn the league for a number of | agented an recetving, Fred feels idem Butte would not gain anything has been in that I will not prescri Glasses unless they absolutely necessary. EXAMINATION FREE Binyon Optical Co. 1116 Ist Ave., near Seneca it. Joe McGinnity has been in Butte, forming the circuit. AS WILL BUTTE Tacoma refused to patronize Why should every true Democrat ‘yote, for TOM KEENE? i Because in spite of his Presado ; Blend Tom Keene has always stood : : a for a low tariff at 5c. c Just get a whiff of that cool, blue smoke. Roll it over your tongue. For “keen enjoyment—Tom Keene. ToM KEENE the cigar with that Presado Blend Schwabacher Brothers & Co., Inc., Distributors, Seattle, Washington. KkKKKKKKK SEIS XDI ERED EE EEE EE bt well liked | Joe yesterday was Joe went boo-hooing to the directors arel Northwestern league longer than he and is known only too Well in the other five cities TACOMA SICKENED OF JOE, Kkkkkkk kkk islalalalalalalalelalolalalal: RHR RAI A ARIA IAIH after an ab the old tim fading fro saleaman. I spent the next three days train ing for Thure| 14 an day's contest. On 1d 18 got Thursday | went) He he around with Har! ry Burne, the wrestiing promoter, and was intro duced to all the studios, taking in led BAYLEY M Keystone, William Fox, Mutual,| If Bayley whe haplin is leated -———— Laskey, Vogue comedies a | Paul, at 123 pounds AMER the|years, from a drawing standpoint slumped {nh attendance until but a fistful of fans saw each game. At St. Lor No others out wherever he has gone. He will do the same in Butte, altho tt would be hard to convin¢e the Montana fans of that now, Tacoma was once the same way, but mention Me Ginnity there now and they'll run you out of the village. %*| John L. Would Prep Harvard Giant for Bout With Willard Jonn L. Sullivan, the only ex pert ih Madison Square Garden to name Frank Moran winner over Jess Willard, threatens to turn tutor to Oran G. Kirkpatrick, Har vard'’s champion heavyweight box er and strong man. The latter Is considering John L.'s offer to turn Joe | | professional and challenge Willard | The former champion proposed | lto Kirkpatrick that he put himself inder’ his direction for about five | months, after which a match could | |}be made with Frank Moran, Sul |livan told the collegian he thought 1e could beat the Pittsburg red-| head and that he belleved Willard | had only one or two good fights in h im Cirkpatric will become cham. pion, John L. says, If he will turn ia full strention to the — One-Armed Wonder Plays Two Gardens! f | ST ae In a team shoot of 20 birds each, MeKelvey, Conklin and Kinzie, all of Seattle, broke 19 each. por. WEVE Gor te is one of |RITCHIE MITCHELL Peterson, Shader and Roberts. PAGE 9. en, 1918 Mark Kee U Pinner by DUY rISHEK ort ate Wy WELL WE'RE AMILE NEA 7 Worry About Style if You Want to But Wear MY MATCH MUST Have BEEN Stow. aE Cheasty’ ( Smart Clothes If You Don’t “Values Tell” MILLIONAIRE JOE BAILEY WORKS FOR MIX WITH PAUL STEELE; CARD GOOD workouts at the olub gym, Joe is showing all kinds the t slinger glove in these parts most popular mitt »sence of many moons ners like to gloat over mghe patided arena a it from the first bell to the last as a worthy opponent in Paul Steele, AY BATTLE Steele in gets pant |M llwankee serapper. ICAN RESULTS iis 6, New York 5 rain ed a contract for 20 McGinnity has worn fis Welcome | —— Accounts tr his left arm at the but he a a cork all pla and ef.| his handieay He plays with at apendent ball team in the Mis. district of San Francisco and home In either the infield or outfield When cavorting about second, Bjork wears an Itiflelder's glove and hot liners, pop files and grounders are alike to him. He peats the ball and throws with-| ut discarding the mitt | We offer addition to The Highest lL eceety wien as clave oe cis hend (EE uncerest,. all eniences of Modern meat paw.” | You can open an ount at any time with | more PORTLAND, June 8&—Frank Troeh, the Vancouver, Wash., trap hooter, was high gun at yester t eT day's shoot here. He broke 98 out Now in Our Own Building of 100 targets in the main event of a On Fourth Avenue at Pine St . vat causes the railbirds to sit up and chirp s that ever He is a member of the old|!9 gard and is making his appearance again in a Seattle ring} Bayley is the type of fighter He is of the type that is fast| He fights because he likes it the coming | weeks Paid on Savings Rate tanking Hank $1.00 ot of Tacoma 133-pounder, who is clever and has a stiff kick as well food fashion he may decide to ac cept an offer he has received to take on Ritchie Mitchell, the clever Mitebell has ought the best of them and was The directors of the Mutte club | ESE A AT TBe OMT ioog Gay a eho and the Ma ITIGERS CHASE CU |recently awarded a close one in his 4 mean well, but they evidently do stico-Reliance, where | met Mae imix with Charley White, the Chi- net know Joe McGinnity, They did|, The stand taken by the Butte of-| Marsh and Bob Harron for the TWIRLER FROM lcago knock-em-dead i fot know him when he got a foot-|Meials reminds us of nothing so/first time. Then I went home to | 4 hold, of he Would not be there now, |™uch as a small child who won't/rest for the contest. Soak |FOUR OTHER BOUTS 4 ‘They fell for McGinnity’s stuff, and |P!ay when Its turn comes to be it.| | That hight there was standing} TACOMA, June §.—-The locals JON CARD i ‘are on the point of throwing up| !h¢ Suspension and fining of Joe|room only, and after five very | chased Don Jose Acosta, Van- The rest of the Elks’ card is a ir franchise. They are calling |Mc@innity was fully justified. Men | good preitms, Joe Loper dadomy| . Cut twirl t good sight for sore eyes. Joe Har- om Blewett to reinstate Joseph at DAYe been kicked bodily out of|self crawled thru the ropes jcouver’s star Cuban twitler, from) ranan and Earl Conner, feather: baseball for much less than Joe} The announcer called out: “The the mound yesterday The score: | weights, tangle in the semi-final MecGinnity has done time after/ next bout and main event of the Vancouver 9 8 2) These boys met before and put up! jtime in the Northwestern league erening will be Joe Lopes of Low Tacoma 3 LJ a bout that stood the fans on their 9 Angeles vs. Eddie Brewster of St Acosta, Ruesell, Hood and Cheek; |toes. Fans who have been yelling lfor a return match should flock to that he will be able to keep the wolf away with his paltry $1,000 a) week, at which figure he has sign. GAME T SPOKANE, June &.—Seattle look- Jed like « sure winner in yesterday's fracas at Natatorium park, The It w fter my workout Satur ? BAYLEY, form ier lay that Lmet. the "would-be-mih Ji Ee BAYLEY, \sotmer C4 lightweight titleholder | saa tact remains, however, fat ball | | tionnaire kid who takes on Paul Steele in the main mauling exhibition |games afe required to go nine tn- Dick Clements, Friday night at the Elks’ boxing show, is hard at work nings. That is, sad fact for Seattle. but glad fact for Spokane. Bill Mclvor was on the hill for Seattle, and twirled magnificent ball for the aforesaid fiye innings the meantime his crew was leracking the apples served by Brownl to all corners of the jot “Rube” Evans was then hurled into the breach by Gen. Williams lwith the result that the litte Na poleon’s minions were put to rout | Five markers dashed across the counting plate in the sixth, and an- HURLEY HITS HOMER BUTTE, June 8.—BIill Hurley cracked a homer over the right field fence, with two on, yesterday, but Great Falls couldn't win. The score Great Falle Butte .... OP! Oe White and Haworth; Finley and Altman Complete Report cabbage, Winning- , Cal head lettuce Navel of 24@ 15 Cal. 18-bas 208 14 08% rida, @ baw B00 ‘bance 280 | yaxima rutabagas, sack 200 Tarnipa, Cal 2.60 | Gia’ Winesap ne Beauty ‘Onions Avatratian * “al 28 a rreen. oi] 2 @ om @, green, local 26 OM Potntoee White river 28.00 @2009 | Yaka Rurbanke 8400 26.00 Yakiina Geme os 34.00 ©9600 | Bariy Rose seed potatoes 38 00 i @rigtan hares uM Springs . 20 1916 brotler® .... ce a = tat it Eres 24 Hens, 4 ihe and ver 16 Hens, 244 Ibe 18 abs, se “i sine, dos. 100 @ 150 pur 18 Turk HY ve 0 9 Vent oo 08 —° Selling Prices to Retaller for | Hutter, Bugs and Cheese | penn oer} Hatter #hington iriek a” sning (on creamery, #olld pack ” Cheese Domestio wheel ry Limburger me om |w ae Wir tH y 2 Fee ° * May and Grain 1 a, No.1 Bar Hastern Waah | Puget sound Btraw, ton Timothy Mixed timothy Bastern Wasnington dou wed timothy GIANTS DROP THIRD BUT LOSES CONTEST of Market Today [BROWN BESTS STATE | RECORD IN THE 440 | Lawrence Brown was returned the victor fn the annual Coe | medal race held yesterday at the Broadway high. He made the 440 in 604-5 seconds, This is two- fifths of a second better than the state record. 0 INDIANS | other brace were hurled home in the next canto Oudtfielder Eldred made his bow & Seattle unie, and got three four ‘chances, one a| | INTERLAKE VICTOR ir [hits out of double | The score: RH. EB | Seattle 2 8 | Interlake took the Sumsnit school Spokane 7 ‘7 &8\into camp yesterday, 6 to 4, and Melvor and Cadman; Browning,| won the championship of Class A evans and ) and Sheely. in the Grammar School league. MMMM ee i = Try It Yourself who believe that Ice Cream is “jum lee Cream"—we want you to try Cream of Quality Ice Cream fr. = We believe you'll find something which makes {t superior | ES to all others. 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