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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22
THINGS
CHANGED
"rIl bs blank BANKED"

I'll BE- blank blaukedt"
John l. Sullivan, the worlds
greatest fighter. stood open-mouth-
ed Friday morning al First and
Cherry and then gave expression 20
his establishment.
lie was looking az the foundation
Of the new sky-seraper now under
construction on the corner made
famous BY Lou Cohen. where %
years ago ho broke the Jaw Of q
logger who tried 10 stand up % him
for four rounds
The corner was then occupied BY
what was known as Yealer hail. II
waa within a stones throw OF the
Yesier Bawmlll and the aawduat
square In front Of II was the cen
ter of attraction for the towu
II was there that Sullltnn made
his first fight In Seattle The hall
was small. and although sealtle'a
population did not then ekoaed 200.
not half 0f u could be packed into
the auditorium. sam Crawford.
Capt. a. r Hanford. T. n. Ifaller
and other pioneers saw the battle
and remembered II we'll IL wa the
hottest time Seattle had until the
day Of the fire and the lynehlng
bee az the same corner
John l. was then In the prime Of
youthful vigor. He had whipped
every body on earth. lie Travelled
around the country like a prince
with a retinue Of pugs o. lesser re-
nown, offering 81 900 20 any man
who would stand up 10 him for four
rounds.
A logger. n giant product Of the
Washington woods. thought he
would Ike TO take the stake. sui
Ivan was small IN comparison but
he went at the backwoodsman Ike
a concentrated tornado. The logger
took bis punishment for one round.
and then retired with q broken law.
lie left the city Immediately, aaham-
ed OF himself, and was never heard
OF here afterwards.
Sullivan recalled tho occasion
when he saw Tho site ~ the old
Yealer hall Friday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22
Ehh FOOD

Two out Of five for Seattle
But then. IL vas Oakland.
Johnnie Burns In the second
game made four hits out Of five
times az bat
lie fielded like n big Lacquer. too.
Seattle won the first game by
good clean hitting.
Aud lost the second one by bum
gwattinE
II was the biggest day in attend
Rnce for the season.
In tho first game Baby Kemmer
swlpod out three two-base hits.
strcib. OF Oakland. vas sick;
Cook played IA his place.
Miller pitcher a fine game sun
day.
Roach got hla.
During the second game Seattle
made no hits Off Schmidt.
Van Hnltren was there with the
three Dagger Sunday.
During the first inning OF the
second game errors seemed to be
the big thing for the shortstons.
The first game was fine aud
dandy; the second
Red Dog was the funny kid
Sunday.
schmidt crawled out of several
wells during the second game
Millor also did the Eround-hoe
stunt in the first exhibition.
skel Roach actually swatted
wo-bagger. which. by the way. was
good for three for any one but the
ice wagon"
Gus klopf received some eensure
from the fans, but then he did well
when his initial efforts are taken
into consideration.
That catch Of GrahamH hit up
against the left field fence hy
ioui2 wp~ q package sure enough
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fstuff In him 20 make a champion Of
Hlg manner won confidence and
he was told 20 get the other fellow
That evening he showed up with =
son Of Ham, black as the ace OF
spades. but rugged looking lie.
too admitted that he Waa green. but
willing. lie said that anyway they
wanted 20 split the money would
suit him. told them that there
would be little In IT,. aa the show
didn't look a. II Il was going 70 pan
out we'll
Bishon agreed 20 DO well BY them
II he did we'll himself II be Lost
they were TO box for fun. This was
agreed 10. and the night Of the
show they appeared and put up one
Of the heri bouts Of the evening
Both showed they were stiff punch
err and game 70 the core.
After the fiRhta Wsre over they
came around aud asked me II they
we're 10 set anything | told them
that ulahop had ioat money aud
both aent away without n word. APP
pareuiiy happy. These two fighters
turned out 20 be Young Cofbeit"
and Young Peter Jackson.
When "Cogbstt- began % climb he
BEGAN losing the rouEhnesa that be
hnd that night. and developed into
enc Of the most thorough little sen
tiamen the ring has ever seen.
Iacknun's ascension vas not 20
rapid. but eteadieF. and today he
h little changed from what be was
on that night He was and Is polite
today. and. believe. the easiest
man IN the world 90 manage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22

nv JAMES J. CORBETT
AMERICAN RING SCIENCE WON.
Another International battle has
been fought and again America IL
on ton
A far back as I can remember
THIS has been the case. and ] hope II
continues 90.
However. I am ready 70 give the
devil his due aud Of all the ex-
panents Of the ring game who have
tfaverscd tho seas IN the hope OF
carrying back 20 the home Of J
Hull title acquired from an Amer
lean. this same Jaboz White la about
the best
Had JaheE been trained In Amer
iea under competent instructors he
would have made a Htiii better
showing
Britt won because he fought
White from start 10 finish accord
Ina 20 American customs
Thu Hfhndofl and walt tactics u
the EnEilahman awaited him moth
ing. Had 81 not been for hts Won
dsrfui defense. Britt would have
finished .him n great deal quicker.
nut az Britt has admitted. White
waa perfection In blocking aiaiiing
up and covering.
And whom he depended upon 3
counter 10 get back a. Britt be did
not have tho strength 70 make Il
count
White did not race around. a. was
the custom ot EnEliahmsn Ia b
gone days. but stood up and de-
pended upon science AMI eieFeruesH
- offset Britts American ting faes
tics. which we're IN a way new 20
ths nritisher
From a boxing standpoint there
never was n contest m this country
which surpassed tho bout Neither
man r. Of the kind thar depends
upon the lucky punch "a bring home
victory. Quite tho contrary.
II was n caFe o. acienre against
science a. pracilced b the two
sreatsat fighters ia their respective
countries.
White los, because he accepted
the plan mapped out By The Cali
f0rnia boy and then couldn't hold
up under the terrific fire. Had Mel
con been his opponent ! doubt II the
Dane with his terrible punch would
have been az successful as Britt.
n1ho fought even better Than be old
tn his battles against -Carbefi" aud
Nielsen
Dor Eamcncaa. white has Il on ell
the EnglIHhmen I have read about
or seen In tho ring since first took
any interest in sport lie not only
took ar awful beating. but tried
time and agaln 10 land. wheu be sav
that bis punchea we're having no
more effect on Britt than II BE had
been hitting a punching Las.
Unless be changes his tactics
White will leave america wlth
more friends than ans English pug
who ever visited our shores. and In
this statement I nave not forgotten
Charlie Mitchell and other famous
hoayyw cightA
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ana a single out u five time at bat.
The score.
Vancouver oiO90 0f0 90
Everett .... o 900 o 0 o o %
Batteries owen and Altman.
osHfien and smith.
VIsoria -. .0i 32fii0 e-t3
BellinKhnm 81. 00O0 0 0 0 z--5
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT BROOKLYN - Chicago II.
brooklyn 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At ST. LOUlS-Boston 3. 81
Louis g
AT CHICAGO-ChlcaEo 2. Wash
ingt0n l.
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At OGDEN Boise 2. Ogden /.
At SALT LAKE-sait Lake S.
Spokane l.
CENTRAL WASHINGTON
LEAGUE.
North Yakima 8. PrOssor 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22


The retirement q IefffIea comes
a. time when there la No one IN
tisht 20 meet the great Californian.
He has been fair 20 al that aspire
- the highest honor known IN the
prize ring World. lie has been 81
fair 90 the public a. any u the
heavy ~ ighta that ever lived. and u
largely guided By public aentlmsnt
jeff realizes 20 doubt that Tor him
70 stay Ia the same VIII mean It's
death. Ambitious hig men knew
that they would have no chance II
they did ORht their wnT u The top
a. LONG as be ia In thu game, and
they have 20 incentive 70 Try With
Jeff ont of the way there Is a chance
for everyone. and ! believe that In
the nest DO years several hiE men
viii o. developed Who vii not only
tenrflt the sport. but eauHe another
boxing revival. unlesa Hesitation
puis up the bars against al prog
fera.
Jeff has never aite-steHped q II
val and since knew him. and that
dates back % when be vas IN ny
training camp learning the rldi-
mcnta ot The game. ! have never
heard % him trying 10 siae-step a
man o. any size OF strength
a. H~&
- =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22

Maybe tho ONE THOUSAND
VOTE coupon published Saturday
wasn't a winner.
Before the Contest Manager left
she office In the evening more than
20 Of these coupons had been
brought In and voted for different
candidates in The Stars hig con-
test.
Monday morning more Of them
came By mail. and they ara still
coming and viii be coming every
day this week. no doubt
As a result OF the big count al
lowed for this coupon the relative
standing OF many OF the candidates
- changed. some jumping a dozen
points In tho race and others made
big gains.
Miss Nichols. OF Rainier. went
into nrst place. Miss Buckley. Of
Central. who held first nearly all
last week. dropping 10 second. Mlfs
Chase. OF WallA Walla. made a big
stride. passing Miss Mcmillan. Of
Ballard. and Miss MeseaiL. Of Cas-
cada
Miss Madison Of tha b. +. Day
school. and Miss Mines. Of Roy
made the biggest gains among those
farther down the list.
Don't forget that the One Thou
sand Vote coupon can be voted all
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22

L INNINGS 10 decide Sundays con
teat at this place. Gray aud keefe
pitched one of the greatest slab art
lists battles ever seen here. Los
AuEeiea won out Ina the last half Of
the seventeenth. when DILLON led off
with a single 90 right, followed b.
another 20 left By CraVath. Dillon
scored ON Toman's Ions ny 10 left
II. II. r
Angels. o0000lo00O000000t- . 8
Tacoma 00o00i00000o00GQ0-i s 1
batteries Gray and Spies. Keefe
aud Graham. Umpire. Davis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22
TWO CHAMPS FIRsT APPEAR.
ANCE.

Two fighters who have since be
como known as champions started
to climb the hin 10 ring fame about
the same time. ~ was during the
dave that fighting was finuriahinR
IN Denver. BdIy rishop Was run
ming a show a1i had 90 have a GOO
preliminary but didn have money
20 pay for o. Time rang along until
a few days before the night OF tho
fights and Bishop vas beginning 70
worry. when one afternoon a short.
Htocky chap came 10 him and in
rude manner asked for a chance lie
insisted that he could deliver the
goods and said that he would find
another boy that would furnish the
other part Of the exhibition. lie ad-
mltted that be could not scrap. but
Was willing 70 learn. and had a pref
~ gpud impression that ne had the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22
nRITT 40 100 ~.

BRITT AND NELSON NEXT.
Britt In accepting another battle
with Nelson. did the proper thing.
Nelson made by far the beet show
ina against Britt o. any Of the men
IN the class, and ought 70 DO gwen
hasfy consideration.
while Il ~ stlil tho early 70 dle-
cuaa the outcome OF another clash
between them. am not backward
in saying that unless Nelson has
Improved since he met the Frtfeo
boy he will have considerable trout
bic staying the 20 rounds ueat time.
Britt has Improved very little In
science. but from the evidence ad-
ducod In tho battle with White. he
has acquired something Of a punch.
and Il o. a safe bet ne viii overlook
no chance 10 improve that which he
needed most To- make him the won
der OF all the iighiwelEhta the ring
has produccd-a wallop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22
EVERETT DEFEATED

EVERETT May sa-Hard hit
ting and the pitching 81 onften
ven the day for Vancouver The
Canadians shut Everett out BY a
score 81 5 10 0. Marshall. Of Van
euuYer made home run. a double
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22
spLIr EVEN

SAN FRANCISCO. May e san
Francisco and Portland each won
game here Sunday. Jones pitched
the morninE game Tor Portland and
MAS tapped Tor i2 hits. which netted
the Seals aix runs Portland made
bar enc. Errors lost the afternoon
game for Frisco. Williams pitched
a fine game, but was given poor
support.
Morning game r. II F.
Portland 0 200 1000 0-t 1 =
Frisco. 49,. Goa 08O0 &c fs q
Batteries r. jones aud Murphy.
Henley and shea.
Afternoon game II IT T.
Frisco. +. oo00 000fe-f s
Portland t200 5000 Ga 5 4
Williams and Wheeler
Garxin and Mclean. Umpire. Per
Tine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22

AMERICAN
madonna.


Seattle hroke even IN the two
games with Oakland At Recreation
park sunday afternoon. The first
game Vas won by n score of 3 10 ,
Roscoe Miller officiated ON the slab
and pitched an excellent game In
spite OF the inclement weather fully
900 people witnessed the games
The run getting started Ia he
second. when Seaitl6s bis first
taseman. hill kemmer. landed On
the sphere for two corners frary
then walked and Mcdale sacrificed.
Hal swatted ono out In Van Hal
tren's territory. scoring Kemmer.
Fray tried to make the plate from
second. but Van threw him out a
mila
In the fifth the Siwashes scored
two more, which was ali for that
game. Oakland scored in the sixth
and eighth. In the sixth Barnes hit
for tao sacks. stole third and scored
on Van Haltren's long fly Van
HaItren In the eighth swiped ont
three Dagger and scored on Dun
ieaxys out
the grounds during the second
game sloppy and the players had
hard time OF t. The pitching of
Schmidt was the main attraction
OF the second fracas. After hitting
txo men and with the bases fillad
by an error on the part OF Franeks.
Schmidt struck out two and re-
fused 10 allow a hit. Pin kemmer
was one OF the famed ones. Kern
msr simply stood up and swung
nightly al one, then lee two beau
ties 30 By lie howled his disAp-
rroval aud the crowd gruaned.
Oakland einehed the game In the
third inning when a couple Of two
eaekers. a bunch of singles and an
error By Burns neited the Com
muters four runs. Score:
First game
Seattle. ....... 0I002 -
Oakland ...... 900 00f0f e.
Batteries = Miller and Frary;
Graham and Byrnes.
Second game
Seattle. ....... 30 01o2 0 0 o.
Oakland ...... 204O0 0i OF
Batteries Roach and Eastwood;
Schmidt and Byrnea
TOOK ~ INNINGS
Los ANGELES. May 22.-It took
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22

The yacht race across the ATTAIN
tic ocean for the 5000 gold cup Of
fered by the German emperor which
began Wednesday. unlike the con
tests In late years for the America
cup, viii be a real test OF the speed
and stanchneBs OF real yachts.
Tho early races for the America
cup were such tests But gradually
all other considerations have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22
THE DOPE SHEET BY H,I LEN


Johnnie Burns. seattle's second
haseman. opcned the eyes OF the
fans during Sundays two contests.
lilo not only put up a game Ia the
field that would be a credit 20 any
OF the big ieaEucra. but he was
more than there with tho stick.
During the first game tho SEC
ond corner man hit the ball. and
In the second game he leaned mp
against u FOR a safe one four timeH
cut Of five be Was al bat.
Seattle wants 20 hang on to
Burns. said Ola Grandpa Van Hal
tven. coming down In the car from
the grounds "Ons thing that i'm
presses me Ga regard 10 the batting
of Burns 10 that he goes at It IS Il
be meant business. Instead Of the
erratie. spaamodic improvement
which some men show. Burns ad.
vanremrut IN stick work goes stead
ilY forward Ills work Of the luat
week would Indicate that he q
destined to b. heard from before the
season Is over
The showing made by Burns i
certainly gratifying 90 the Seattle
fans Who want 60 keep the second
haasmAn with them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22

PORTLAND ore. May ~
Councilman g. y Ramelln i bslr,
tried for attempted bribery ia \.
circuit court William c. Enlost ~,
the principal witness aRsln~ ~.
yesterday and stated that whsn >.
liOtt was city engineer. Ramelsn :.
deavored 10 induce him 70 rsiee,
certain BID made for pubic vel
prOfmising him a share Of 4 tsse
bonus which Was % be dlvs.s
among a few II the lover bla -,
rejected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22

Charley Mitchell. @ha trained
1ahez White for his battle with
Britt says fhn reason ~ Whites
losing that fight was due to his
annfimcnthiitv. Mitchell aaYa
white has the wniinp and the sci.
ence bat thinks be- wAa too anxious
70 win the battle Mitchell says
White IL more than usually nenti-
mental and expresses the. opinion
hat the EnEilshman's mind wan
fefed 20 little wife over In Eng
land too many times during his SET
% With the CallfofnlAn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22
THE Big COUPONS
DID THE BUSINESS

TREMENDOUS VOTE IN TIE SCHOOL TEACHERS cosrs,,
FOLLOWED The PUBLICATION or THE tooo.vore couoo,
MANY CHANGES IN TIE POSITIONS or cAHppArss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22

baby Kemmor's batting uas A
No I during the first game. but
when il came 10 the second. he waa
OF a mile or two. On one occasion
when a hit would have meant runs.
he fell down like poisoned pap
Seattle had three men on bases aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22

4 ouing 10 the fact that so =
a many Of our readers understood .
a that tho i,000.vote coupon vas .
. good for renewals As we'll as .
. new subscribers, The Star has .
= decided 10 sllovg three months =
renewal 70 count the Same aa a 4
new subscription.
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22

During the first game Sunday
Seattle played exceptionally fine in
the field. The boys were there with
the goods from the start 70 the
finish Both the field and the ont
field hauled down and robbed Oak
land Of what would ordinarily have
been hits. Houtz robbed Kelly Of a
hit, as did Burns when Van Hal
tren soaked hot liner down be-
tween first and second. The ease
and grace with which the second
corner man handled that swat
made a hit with the fans. Good
boy. Burns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22

subordlnatod 20 the desire % wiz
Boats aro built with no purpose hdt
To conieat az Sandy Hook They
are mere shells. and are never taken
to sea because they are not Sra
worthy. and would be unfit for
pleasure sailing N they were. A.
soon as they have raced. wheiher
losers or winners being SOS for
nothing else. they are eonterted
into junk In these circumstances
public interest In the rares at
Sandy Hook has naturally waned
Only two or three freak boats par
tieipaiinE. tho races have ceased TO
be good sport. and they ceased long
aEo to stimulate uaefully the In
genuity and skill OF dcuignera aud
hulidera
Most Of the yachts entered far the
kaiaer's cup have crossed. aud re-
crossed tho Atlantic. aud all have
been built Tor pleasure sailing Ia
stead Of two or three contestants.
there are eleven The distance
from Sandy Hook. the htariinH
point. 90 tho southeast coast 81
England. the destination. n a.o0o
miles. Under normal conditions the
contest Will consume about IL day
The last tranaa tlantie yacht faea
took place "a 1857. the winner being
the cnFouat
Most u the competing boats are
owned BY Americana There are
many who. because ~ this eoun-
trY's repeated victories a. Sandy
Hook, confidently expect an Amer
lean boat 20 win. But the races for
the America cup have been under
such peculiar conditions that they
affofd no sure foundation FOR Amer
lean confidence There Il some roa.
son to hope that American genius
IN designing and Hkiil In seaman
ship viii again triumph and bring
T. fhia country the coveted trophy
nui Il may 80 90 England or To
Germany.
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A Little Gossip and Few Yarns About Dongs the Sporting WodSpm
AN EVEN
BREAK


GAMES THIS WEEK.
Seattle a. San Francisco.
San FRANCISCO al Portland.
Tacoma at los Angeles.
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Following Is the standing Of the
candidates 10 date.
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TOOK ~ INNINGS
Los ANGELES. May 22.-It took
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-22

You can put on a Seattle unit
form any time. old man" yelled a
fan from the ErandHtand when
schmidt shut Seattle out without a
run IL was In the third inning.
II wasn't that Seattle didn't hit. bat
that the Californian was there With
the goods when " came 10 prevent
ing hits that would mean runs.
Seattle landed on his twistera safe
y u times. but he kept them 80
scattered that Seattle prafiled but
little BY the b0mbardment.
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no enc out. when Kemmer came
mp % the rubber every one thought
Seattle was good for AZ least fwa
runs kemmer. however. after one
strike stood up and allowed tao
good one 90 go by and then went
gay hack and took a drink Of
water.
Miller pitched a fine game Sun
day Time and again he was up
70 hts neck in the mire. but By cool.
steady work shut the Commuters
off without n score.