The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1917, Page 15

| | | 2 SURPRISED iff you ot the name of Walte Mails, the southpaw pitcher went from Seattle to Brook Poa thence to Pittsburg, after me in for A slice of the last series, in the box scores js over. Sema cas it that Manager McCredie, of the Portls away from the Pirates in ttle last wag Malls league, where he de in the Coast ; : " the box regularly, than et ee Ts Dig league bench cheon, be sitting 02 a bis hotel, never getting to fond 1 ft to ¢ ppomenide fn 8 real, TER CADMAN, THE V ioe eateher, who was with seasons until the fag mem. t year, when he went to ot ot in the Coast league, and| Mails were tilikums on the Seattle 4 Cadman had just returned to Se having deen cast adrift a tea |2@ does not want weaklings,” said In blocking the right cross, turn ttul of work She vit |Kilbane. “The reason so many the opponent's blow just enongh to came bdreezing !nto the Vil: on cannot pass physical examina make him miss, This will throw oan t [tions to get into the army is be him off his balance and leave an heard that “W a8 18) cause these men did not take care opening to counter with the right, had failed to stick In the) 0° tnemselves when they were, If a left hook cannot be side AA circult. youn stepped, push the blow aside! evening Mails called up qenversation took place Mello, Mr. Cadman?” leas wes the coffee In the Coast ts &@!XX!()! Dusher!* ‘ dol ee BOXING LID IN Portland ied well greased, for it slide: p again and off again, with sur regularity. Fetes Mayor Albee, who teaches Genday school class, by the way, that Mike and Tom Gibbons headed for Portland and) to box there, he called al the proceedings at once. Chief of Police Clark, who eat to Portland from St} take the police chiefing| busy. He has known the| dors for many years and| trib Beetee Ob cokes will be permit OF POLICE Charles has notified boxing fm Seattle that they fa eoure a permit from his de Ds fon: staging a boxing 5 fn the city limits. The chief fs an smacsated Fa pemed of the game, and while edged = prize fights, enjoys keen ym the contest, and is out to do all © the | Ga for the betterment of the it ening permits to bold bor-| Pe I] ing douts in Seattle, the chief will voted, | me to it that the holder of the e city 4 permit has lived up to the require ¢ st of the city statutes. He will ay 2 that proper precautions be gz the against accidents; that ymso8 may be held only so often, ty re § and that {rresponsible parties will be fitted to have charge own 9 M putting on a boxing program. tthe ore T™ ADDITION OF Fred Car the rs on Ban to Seattle team should} ineit’s | pstthe local club on a footing more sald: frm. hitting outfielder of A bard- Carman's type ‘beeded ny over ‘ihered for —_ fs a Dig fellow and a Wet Bitter. He is an experienced and should prove poplar the Seattle fans. Dugdale |s om the hunt for a winning to replace Charley When the Giants land beaver they will then be ‘to step out and win a few _ What has become of the Booster Gib? With three straight wins — away, it ought to be heard to replace “Brick” hat the Giants have since the squad first the spring training eheabt® Lt i ty. wid re Los Angeles Getting | toBe Heavy Hangout a or Los Angeles is getting quite a | and § 2Me place for oldtime star heavy al the ring. Jim Jeffries other Sharkey are already liv- ‘gsual | 86 there. Tommy Burns will Join them this week and make the third, Another famous heavy tioned, but, nevertheless, well re Rembered, ts Abduel the Turk pouee I Jess Willard Ready Tom Jones says that Jess Wil-| is no slacker, and that he will | Just as soon as he is needed | is ready and willing to| Mi¥6 the colors,” says Tom, “and the time comes that married | “En Ate called, Jesa will be among | first to respond.” YOU KNOW THAT Improper measures rather disease are very cause of your trouble? I treat all pison- | HP to me tor Re table Wasserman Blood Teet when Walter Matis, |}, Box if You Want to Be Ready for Uncle Sam’s Call “If the youth of America are to build up thelr bodies and their minds to be ready for war or for universal military training, there le no branch of athletice that will be more worth their while than box ing.” This is the advice of Johnny Kil g@ the Portland team before (he | of physical perfection. fe making @ strong effort to snoulders and little vitality Mails ola, water be said that ho would rather Kitbane strong and healthy they form bad habits Smoking hurts the wind and drinking tears down body tissuee faster than they can be built up. 2. Get to bed early. Geta regular amount of sleep. Eat regularly. 3. Exerc every day. Prac. thee deep breathing, take long walks or runs. 4, Learn boxing, under an Instructor if possible. “When Uncle Sam wants men fectively. There is nothing in the world slightly 's house and the following | tae will so develop a boy as learn- should leave an opening to counter jing to box, and, tn order to know with the left. {how to box, he must take other ex jercises which will give him wind and endurance and will build up | his body | ae eta: STRAND IN FORM; WE WIN, NORTHWESTERN “Boxing has another advan tage. It builds the mind. It causes a person to think quick ly and accurately, It makes it possible for him to meet diffi cult situations and know what bane. erweight champion of to do without hesitation. the world and one of the greatest The boxer who will conscten. oxers of all time young Amer |tiously try to improve his mind jeans who may be called out tn de-| will do so more quickly than the fense of their country |man who has never learned the Kilbane is 2 He {is a picture | fundamentals of boxing. He will grasp that which he f» striving for Hut at 18 he was a frail youth,/ much easier and will be able to put weighing 90 pounds, with no chest) it to better use ‘development and with sagging} Five important lessons in boxing posed for The Star by Johony Kil Here are Kilbane’s rules of con-| bane, featherweight champion of ditioning. What they did to make the world, and his mana Jim mite Dunn, one of the greatest box will do for any boy ing tnstructors In the world, are 1, Avoid dissipation. Do not given in the accompanying pictures The left hook ts one of the most Important blows in boxing. Throw the whole weight of the body into the blow, hitting from the toes The arm itself should be moved very little. The left jab in effective onty when the entire wetght of the body position to strike hard and ef. ith the right. This the praises of Christy Math ons trom |Coombs has been oe aed bogey in St.[has been beaten b the Giants. whispered a few kind Eleven games now hang at b ta the mayor's ear, and lo! /as victories over teams slipped off again! The John J. McGraw. His eleventh bors ted to|point was reached yesterday whea Portiand—and for a d@/|the former Iron Man of the Athlet-| ning the only game credited to the a ics went ten innings to turn back | Dodgers tn the last world’s series eee the team that has been picked to} This is Coomb’ Hat Off to Coombs; He Beats N. Y. Again BY H. C. HAMILTON United Preee Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, May 4.—Sing son, Grover Alexander, W. Jonneon. Go back into the past and dust off the sparkling reo ords of Cy Young, Joe McGinni- ty, Jack Chesbro—any of them. Then come back to present day performances and gare on thé record of Jack Coombe. In the stretch of years that itching he never NORTHWESTERN LEAGUB BASEBALL VANCOUVER vm sEaTTLA Tomeorrew, 3 p m. Take Fourth Ave. Care. aston, 28e and See PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES - |he won over Christy Mathewson. | He went back fm the fifth game of | |letics when Connie Mack thought belt) be was thru. He wa id by | ded with weights strapped to his | feet. | At Spokane ... LEAVE FROM COLMA‘ DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET ay old days, not quite || _7 as the other three men-} TP Mir Walsieda, he dé} to Go When Needed | ] Wieteria, B.C —Pent Fei Fert Angeles 13,00 Btenmer Sol Due, T—m @atly mid- (Townsend, Willlame, night [Dungeness (Sequim), Gany 4 Victoria eam | | | Nehf and Gowdy. ith rail tines for inte on Olymi | .|| 3-124. Pendergast and Wilson, Dt! | At Pittsburg 2-6-4, St. Louis 4-7-0 |Mamauz, Miller and Schmidt; ¥ ‘Way Porte mian'ht (Port To Monday\Angeles, Clallam and) Wednes Wednes|way porta | Friday Friday) 4 if Port Gembie—Lodiow— Vinal Titpm Steamer Fai ally |Kingston, except ‘Ladlow. Batury|F lag ler, Townsend,| @u Hansvilie and Med- foe! ck, fatnrdey Only 2:00pm/Ateamer Paget, for] 00pm |Kingston, Ludlow end! lway pointe. Onty nts marked ** are boat landings points and for pointe must make ents for landing, and itabiiity in thelr own and assur making much lands Steamers ability 1s Nmited to weer- ell pointe famed | must be pure |Klepfer, Lambeth and O'Neill; | Scott, Cicotte and Schalk. | eos | Madishee- At Washington 3-6-0, New Yor’ | nhuberh—Per Ratabogae— Tekima 1 9 tam Fambie,| midn’ht pt **Rangor and alll except ay ipointe on Mood Canal! Sunday Das. rate does mot Include beat land win the National league pennant tn & walk. Tho world’s series of 1911 first saw Coombs facing the Giants and the series, but fell quivering to the! ground when he injured himself. | (ward The score was a tie at 3 to 8, ped od |which really makes 12 games fn which Coombs has faced the mocumee | ; Without defeat. He was released from the Ath thru to the extent of having a great part in pitching the Dodgers to a ‘pennant last year and to the extent of win-|pesien, "ty... leventh year as a b'g league pitcher, altho the rece ord leaves @ big gap tn the years of 1913 and 1914 years, which | {."' Coombs spent for the most part tn i Baseball |; GREAT FALLS DEFEATED +12 13 2 6 uu | Great Falls .......... Schorr and Baldwin; Hall, Nettle and Cheek, Byler. TACOMA 18 WINNER At Tacoma cone 16 B | | 3} Stevens; Leifer, Hydorn, Melb and Kafora. NATIONAL At Philadelphia 7-9-2, Boston 2-10-1. Mayer and Killifer; Ragan, At New York 1-9-2, Brooklyn 4-7-1 Renton and McCarty; Coombe and |" law Moyers, At Chicago 10-148, Cincinnati hoefer; Ring, Perry and Wingo, Huhbn. Steele, Plerce and Snyder. AMERICAN At Cleveland 2-11-1, Chicago 1-6-2 }1-5-0. Shaw and Ainsmith; Cald-; well and Walters. At Boston 2-6-1, Philadelphia 0 |Leonard and Thomas; Bush and) ,, Haley. No other. | COAST | At Vernon 1, Salt Lake 0 At San Francisco 3, Los An goles 8 At Portland 6, Oakiand 2. High Schoolers Slated | ‘Three games were scheduled for] | this afternoon fn the High Schoo | Broadway, West Seattle tackles |}Queen Anne, and Franklin and | Lincoln mix. |Joe Schermer Hangs Another Cue Victory; | Joe Schermer is buzzing righ |along in the three-cushion billiard | parlors. Tast night he trimmed | Carl Stoecker, 35 to 17, Gilroy and | Jordon are slated to play tonight. Both of White’s Bouts Ended in Fourteenth There's something of4 about tha) two fights of Joe Golindo and Jach White at Merxicall Golindo was the winner both times and both fights ended tn the 11th round Two ovens of the usual kind and a third on the fireless cooker fea ture a new gas range. four couver's two, a Soyer we-base jlie—Muryhy, Hulltvan Sac ie per Gon. bunches Parenips Yakima Geme ... Locals | to Play Baseball Today |, oa Ball league. Ballard takes on | | Perk |tourney at the Brown & Hulen| } Native Washin Fresh California, cubs Fresh Cailfornia, brik . ‘Wisconsin triplets Wisconsin twine Young Amerios - } 5 BOXING LESSONS BY WORLD’S CHAMPION; PUNCHES YOU SHOULD KNOW; TO BLOCK ’EM ~ 6 With Paul Strand allowing but hits, while his teammates Were gathering in five runs to Van it stands to reason that Seattle copped yesterday's baseball fracas at Dugdale park. A pair of walke an opportune time spelled defeat for Brown's lade on their first ap pearance here this official score Beattic Moree, it 1 1 1 . » » wf time net Atrand ° Prices Paid Wholreale Deslers fer Vegetabies and Fruit } VEORTADLES Artichokeo—Per don io » Per crate, 2 don Per ib Lracua Won. Last aeeen nd two hit season. 3 ~wonP aaul they did last matter. 4 re the farm dé Henwe Bolen basse Cunningham, Strand \ing down left was released yerterday & good base runner and classy Meld but he didn’t seem to be able jto hit N. W, pitching. | jer, pressed timoth FATI A Sensible Cigarette STAR—PRIDAY, MAY 4, 1917. PAGF 15 How are yout Hawali is not the only place where they are going up, thank you. We note that our Giants are up in the ol’ third place to- day, after copping the third straight win from Vancouver yesterday. Tt was ladies day at Dug’s place of bis, The fair fana are turning out better this year than Everyone ts, for that | Clark Boldt, the youngster picked - \up tn California this spring by Man bac Kt of | ager Leard, and who bas been hold- Meld for our boys, Boldt was Umps Bill Fineran was an interested spectator at yester lon. He watched the game from behind the pitcher day's « Chope - cece Sicseraseecscences SOM May- Puaet soond hay 2 Kastern W ton 16.08 Kastern Washington éouvie Com ” Fer sack al Loe. Favre Applee— htayman Winesap Local cooking Rome Beauty .. to 126-1b. Good block howe Belling Prices to Retailer for Batter, Fane and Cheese 4 Washington creamery, cube n ereamery, brick Alfulin Meat Alfalfa and Molasses Corp—Whole Corm—-Cracked . -128@1 1 S5Sse--@ oe be comfortable. Not alone because they are cool and comfortable to the throat and tongue. But RAR nnn HOOKS AND JABS e’s Plain Liar,” | Says Chance About Spreader of Rumors BAN FRANCISCO, May “Just say for me that the man who keeps starting stories that | will resign as manager of the Loe Angeles is a plain sald Frank Chance today when hie attention was called to re to that effect. bsolutely no truth In euch stories,” he added. and catcher. Bill le the only. ump that wae in the circuit last season that doubled back home run, two singles and two runs to the Phillies’ 7-to2 victor over the Braves. By winning the Phila delphians made a clean sweep of} eee the Boston sert Nick Williams [ered 12 runs off red hands gath- 2 hits yesterday Fred Carman, the husky out- Neider secured fro mthe Oak land club of the Coast league, was scheduled to get into the fracas today. Herb Manouk, the former Se attle twirler, who was with signed by Great Falls. picked Manouk up In Seattle Catcher Billy Sullivan plucked thinking about the revolution when him. The rest of the Reds barely | Feecued him from being beaned. ee Yesterday's big Cactus Cravath He contributed a league hero— because they do not intrude on busy minds. Fatima’s delicately balanced Turkish blend—unlike that a heavier, more “oily” cigarette—leaves a man feeling keen and alert even after a long-smoking day. PRACTICAL-MINDED men were quick to discover how well Fatimas exactly suited their smoke-needs. Fatimas were found to a ae eas PRIA PL PLP LL PPP LPL LPL PPL PPP PLP DP LEFT JA By Johnny Kilbane Hitting and blocking are the essentials of boxing. Most young boxers make the mistake of swinging. A boxer never should swing. leaves the body open, | Hit from the toes, throwing the enttre weight of the body tnto | the punch. Throw the body forward and upward in hooking and for- ward In jabbing. The hitting arm should be moved only slightly in hitting. Correet hitting from the toes will carry the arm with it. In blocking, do not knock the opponent's arm up or down. Turn it slightly, just enough to make the opponent miss. This throws him off his balance and usually leaves an opening for an effective counter. y time a blow may be avoided by sidestepping. This requires much practice. A beginner should not try to slip the head to avoid blows. Only the cleverest boxers can do this successfully. If not done correctly, the boxer is Mkely to be fetnted into an opening leaving his entire head There ts little force in the blow, and it is awkward and To learn scientific boxing, a beginner should have an tnstroctor. If this is impossible, he should practice before a long mirror. In this way he cam study his defects and remedy them Shadow boxing, bag punching, exercising with weights and jump ing the rope are the best supplemental exercises. worth to the Tacoma club. He soused the apple over the garden wall yesterday. Our old friend, Walter Cad eee man, made as much nolee be An error by Swede Risberg hind the plate for Vancouver the Cleveland Indians as he has in the past for 6& to victory over the White Sox attie. In the ninth, . Joe Bush held the Red sox |Hulen’s Lessons Are to five hits and two rums, but | Cause for Chall Leonard held the Athletics to seven hits and no runs. eee Having read Charlie Hulen’s ser- fes on how to play threeeushion | billiards in The Star, George Mackey, of Everett, has challenged the local star cueist. a two-bagger. eee Joe McGinnity is looking for “T want to see if he can play as &@ shortstop to replace Lamara, a plays,” who Is kicking the ball all over Bi plage Pee iad The largest settlement in Green- Harry Harper is proving his land has a population under $00. LRN Lat, HEIN ETS a ey CS CSS Se SS a ee ee ro, ee rey