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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
PROMOTERS
AFTER KETCh
AND SAM
Coffroth and Blot Both
Angling for Long Fight
Between Langford and
the Assassin" - Good
Drawing Card.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 20 "A
merry contest between James }.
Coffrolh aud Louis Blot. fight pro
motea. 10 secure LAngford
Ketchei fight for 20 rounds. either
for May or June. h promised
Coffrofh already has come 20 terms
with joe Woudman. l4nnRford'R
manager. and be " nos ca the
anxious seat waiting 10 hear from
ketchei. who ia Ia Philadelphia
Blot. Of the Metropolitan club.
likewise Is considering a PROPOSE
ton 60 stage the fight u IL said
that he has made tentative "a
yanceH. but has not come cut into
the open field for the light
Blot has a representative Ia the
East. however. who IA on the sob.
who. Il ~ believed. - working 10
secure the fight before Cofiroth
lands lt Louis has just had a sire
from his man. IN which Il waa stat
ed that Blot could land them for
20 OF possibly IS rounds n be
would offer a tz6. 900 purse
IN Hight ~ the fact that the scrap
would prove a good drawing card
here. fans would not be- aurpri sed
u Blot would announcs that he had
taken a dcclalye step 90 copper tho
alfoW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
He Was a Faithful Fan
BY AooIE Joss


thnw
and made that particular
ndlrsf who ready and willing
All champion his
a chance 20 learn how
wen he stands the estimation y ha adrer hau hs rarey
stl no chance ison
discussions much his
Kind during
When couple ~ begin 90 disagree
thelr opinion che merit demerlt 81
that they readily bo heard
WAS FUNNY INCIDENT
A Incident a
Chicago last the day
White
afarted oui though he field
~ Atx muEred "A
60 and until fHW ~
~ heachsrs yelling
through Reilly in
infelder Comlskcy
yelled Tor the youugster u Just little
Of Atz could stand
WAS A HOT ARGUMENT
In n II In
easily heard 90
cay Billy Sullivan kept Jake rtEht %
had a third with when Turner
"a ground ball right through the box
Be looked % a plugged
going safe but Aa went al
neck speed and grabbed the ball with
behind him geng the bali 20 second ahead
retiring tho aide
wonderful fairly sointiIaod with bril-,
iany and the applause that
down
Bit and time when things becoming 1utst again
u ItkoH leudn al mo
top ~ hs voice, said' Take Reilly out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

rITrsnuHg Pa. April So
Baseball players bats differ IN slze
and shape a. much az the players
80 IN physique And the strange
part ~ q h that many ~ che big
fellows uHc a small. wcii shaped war
club. and a couple ~ the rabbits
HIsit something resembling wagon
tongue An instance ~ this Ga thc
wood pile that Rebel" Cakes. a for
Hwer Cincinnati star. hmf upw with
the Cardinals. uses man can
scarcely Imagine such a ilskle feilos
swinging % large and heavy a hat
a. oakea does The opposite side -
the case o. represented by lireshna-
han, mhn. while large IN stature. hits
with % IRA HnnahlY small riuh
After n glance az che Hans Mhg-
neF bat one would think that the
Flying nutchman might just ~ well
So and pun up a young hut promia-
Ing tree and use that tn destroy the
hupea 90 YuWnR and ODD pitchers
alike No balance 60 a. large and
heavy an over. the average man
could hardly seinr A. it takes a
person ~ immense strength 60 use
Il properly. and Hans ia that Being
20 heavy the great hntHman can
meet the bail either on tho handle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

LOS ANGELES. April 30 Jack
Johnson today is on his way 10 San
Francisco According % bis state.
ment. made before climbing aboard
train al the Arcade station. he
viii BE- IN bic camp and 81 work
bright and early Monday morning
These fellows Hag I'm not show
Ing amp interest Ia preparing for
the Jctfricn flght." Jack said
Il know shat IN doing ! would
not take q chance on losing this
fight for ali The money 80 the
world. and u they think ! wlli neg
ieet conditioning myself. they're
away Oft
4 know Just what ! need and
hos much 81 it I'm bit over
weight. otherwise I'm IN good
shape ] want just enough work 20
take THIS fat off my ribs and no
more
Concerning Sam Lnngford'a eK.
pressed determination 90 force him
into fight. Jack displayed his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

Los ANGELES. Cal. April TO-
Nov that they have seen Champion
Jack Johnson IN action. tbs los
Angeles fans are more az SEA than
ever cuuerrnink the outcome q hla
battle with thelr favufif. Jim JEFF
fries johnson dld not strip % the
skin for bis exhibition AZ Maud
Junction Last night
Many believe there IL a reason
for this. but even the purple jersey
he sore failed to hide the roll o.
Tat that covered his ahdomeu
Johnson tayed with bis nuarrinE
partners. That Nsa 20 be expect
ed lie slapped them around enough
70 dras a BIZ ~ blood. and George
Cotton. a atrapplnE negro. was ave
dacioua enough 20 punch the cham
plon In the lips and start a biz Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

rate IN Ms swing ~ make ! At;
that IL where Harry shinss ari n
heavy end when Il meets ths a
squarciy drives Il % the fezrs
Wee Willie Kefisr u.s. 3 III
that Dakea would take for ! tod,
pick Not much longer than RI
Ing pin. exceedingly light snt rA|
tee driving power that a. he Nsal
az the end With al l,s shusinsa
Kceior graaps Il ahcat the ri1zt|
giving himself about u inchs 81
meet the pellet Correct tiiniHg 81.
accurate swinging are keslSi
atandhys when AZ the plate, aaa y.
has his stick made 70 As 70 ssutsi
that Every one knows that 4 an
scientific hitter never lived. RaaAl
who caught Tor Yale years an ~
the only coileKian 20 appruace e
keeier standard
Frank Chances hat "a a crude Z.
strument n torture 70 pltehn
Somewhat like Cakes. bat nj "a
80 rude. 70 Is heavy everywhers q
large everywhere The han4f Il
very large. but the Cub leads al
large hands that grasp he 50
firmly
ICY" Seymour has the snsAas'
hands ~ any man playing r 80
of the biz leagues and his iiagaif =
not close around the stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

PORTLAND. ore. April 30 Roa-
coe Taylor the demon Bcrnppef
from Tacoma dld not seem 90 like
ihe RulnR in hfs exhibition with Abe
Label ~ San Francisco. before tho
oregon Athletic club last night and
after aix rounds during which the
fiaY city had aid most ~ the work
Taeama'H pride heAvo4 the signal
q distress bY requcniiug bis Hrr-
1nds o. TOYS up the sponge
Taylor was NOT materially dam
sKed. but Labels short arm iolta
amidships seemed 20 take aii the
ambition from the lad who entered
tha ring a prime favprite. bot leff
behind nil The laurels he had gained
on hia previous appearance Label
eufGenrfaicf Taylor ~ the way. and
had decision been rendered. be-
would have been declared the vim
ner
Farrell Fast One.
This bout waH followed by five
rounds ~ scheduled i0-r0und
miKup between Prank FARRELL and
Lou Hubbard FARRELL entered the
ring ioohinE Hbv small edition ~
the beef trust. and bis surplus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
Bali Players Have Queer Tastes
in BatS-SOme Striking Examples

or the vcry end and made a hit.
where another player would put up
a pop ny ur weak gruundcr.
Mike Mitchell. the hard hitting
right fielder - the Cincinnati Reds,
useH rather large stick The body
has plenty % wood. and weighs as
ounces. The bat in itself is enough
to siritr terror into the heart ~ q
pitcher EEan handles "a so-raiicd
bat that Ca tighter than MffchfiTa
tipping the scale Al 80 ounces Hob
litHrl and i.nhert use practically the
same sort ~ hiudEcon The hat Is
shorter than most. and exceedingly
well balanced
II ia popularity supposed that All
hlK league stars have their bats BALI
anced perfectly aut that is wrong
The clubs used ~ Wagner and
oakra have no more balance than
load nf hay nut with Hnhut1ci
10 b. different Richard orders his
bats hy she dozen. and has them kcri
over me winter n oil
HARRY Davis uses about the prcf-
tiesi bat ~ All n % long ahansd.
small az the handle. bat trific fon-
heavy. Davis does not give himself
much space 10 hit the BAH with.
however. as the bat De- small ai the
end in diameter he must be- accu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
JEFF STILL IN
BAD CONDITION

RoWARDENSAN. Cal. April 20
Ilm Ioffries oontined his iralnins
stunts today 10 twomiir road
hike. owing 10 soreness be stili feels
resulting from The boil on his back
The Bis feliow also Ia suffering
slightly from . strained tendon In
bis ifg which needs rest Acting
upon a." advice ~ his several
trainers. Jrffriea decided o. foreEo
All hBt she llEhteat Kind 81 work
Ia order 10 give the lea a rest and
permit the soreness "a get out of
hts hack and waist
After his road work today the
challenger weut fiehing Tor several
hours re planned 10 do some
gymnasium wufk this afternoon.
and 20 resume liEh, sparrlug nent
Monday
hilly Fapke today began active
training for hia 2s.found argument
N.th joe Thomas. W be- held May
u az Colma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
JOHNSONPS CONDITION
PUZZLES THE CRITICS
Champion Doesn't Strip for Boxing Exhibition in Los
Angeles, But lbs Easy 10 See That He is Fst-Gets
Great Reception From the Colored Sports.

rlaFst himself The hiE blacks
much hprMiard golden amlle waa In
evidence during each 81 the four
rounds Nor could bis yquanlmlty
be disturbed b. tbs galleries. vho
booted durlnE bis attempt 10 make
a auNoeh
You can toll q hobo or ruffian
wherever you see him. waa The ~
lanelua shot The big dinEs sent to
ward The gastcra
1hrk received the homage due an
emperor last evening when be at
tended a reception im bis honor
given b. The Hias and Gold club. an
exclusive African social orEaniEa.
ton ~ los Angeles lie declared
after the festivities that be misht
postpone hia departure for San
Francisco until Saturday niEhi. 20
good a time vas be having In
Southern California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
ROSCOE TAYLOR MAKES
DISAPPOINTING SHOWING
Has Enough Of Abe Labels Game After Six Rouna. !,
Fast Fighting and Quits Cold-One Punch y y
in the Semi-Windup.

avolrdupois inferfered with j.
taFta co. % boxer 10 gBeh \. -
mat by colofed opponen, ss'i'n1
little difficulty IN aiam,.t.a- Il
about ihe ring almost n ~. II
thHt Hubbard was close a ~. y. 4
put the IAN iu sign. bui NJ n.
any efforts on the pari n 49, \
~ white buKer Farfsil 49,. ~
style " boxing that we., II (,
earned him vision ~
comet without waiting ss,a
morning had b. been ls,tsf -.
a clever man. 4se
Fast Knock Out
The semi. wlndun beios..
Evans and Maek st Coaty -.
ofd breaker from the Tine
point n view II required -,
enough for the men 10 ds - Z, =
across he ring In tho 0pening -.
when Hpuey took the couas I.
result ~ q right hand cross =
Jaw delivered a short -.
Evans Couef hit the floos ~,
resOunding thud. and thasxs y f., -
hard % rise he failed q a y !.
the 10 seconds Of siumb.r -
" The rules This mix lswas !.
80 seconds =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
JOHNSON CALLS SAM LANCFORD,
SAYS HE'S READY TO FIGHT

gold crested molars and eosss.s.
Once in Boston Sam wsslss /.
Tight and ! couldn't soxe, Il,
money. because I was tsea n \
$1,000 damage suit. Nov NJ Az
ferent Now. 70 snow yoa ~, 4
think o. LanEford. IN nah -
this proposition:
I'm bet hlm 8 900 even i urs
beat Joe Jeanette II he bssls ~
Ih fight him for a side bet y IA ]
600. bat q must be winner .ais Il
and also she entire picture -
iege Here's Sans chance 4 |.
actually wants any Of M esns 4
know be doesn't. and, what's n.rs
] dout imagine he'll jump 4 ~
chance To risk s5.99a a "a
chances against Jeanette"
johnson was humorous via 4.
arrived at the station ana naas \
way through q mob q sdzl,x|
blacks toward bis train
Say" he said. we're rhs
through a tunnel before We Ii 81
train What do you knoa ssE|
thatY~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
AfLATEUD CANES


The v g. ~ A. 20 thla eitY has
organized baseball toafn and ls
ready Tor sunday games Wtfh anna
feuf teams Bee uf nuf ~ she ciiy
Managers ~ teams visiting games
should communicate with 81 A.
eai1
The Pacific Telephone a Tcir-
graph company fast team aiii open
itH season nest Sunday morning ln
p game aifh the A u siaidinR nine
al HuFdaie'a paFk The Telephone
team bias aecurrd the use ~ THE park
far every sunday morning and np
Hamissann wiii Be charged a. ans ~
iha Fauea which viii be called a.
80 o'clock Managers desiring 20
Arrange games Hiauld can uu J n
iHnaY North esF1. 90 in the even
inEa Fast ATfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

Mr.. Ike Rockepfictd Who dccamtes
the second station on Mr. HMnkeu-
ships bail team. presented yvatff-
days game a. Seattle. three costly
errors being directly responsible Tor
the run getting Rockenfield WAS
playing IA hard buck Cor his least
SLIP seemed to mess up things Cor
hts team tle Is grand little
PLAYER. but even The best have their
of days, and yesterday Rocky VAS
very much 40
In the last % che sixth. with the
scnre ta Q m favor ~ the home
team anf with two men gone and
the bases clear the real doinga come
mencsd trisk lined uut "a siashing
single and Jimmie Johnst0n did The
sharp shooter act and waited Tor
four wilde onsN Cecil Thompson
came up with a da-or-aic look on
his classic features, and made a
mighty swirc az one % Bert Hairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
HARD STICEING WINS
FOR SPOKANE TEAM

SPOKANE April 90 Spokane
sawed tne day WITH a batting rally
In the sixth that brought across ass
runs in yesterdays battle wttH tire
Beavers NamCaueer Eot another in
the seventh. tislnk fhe score. ans iu
TIRE ninth tte house team was showed.
over Mheu. WITH une man auf. f1noa
scuret On Gmusiiiea double 80 aeft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

'Haftef f1r uirksT la arth
aeare ~ iunsaEH
NsHH#4HNf ...N "a
Hfts sHH fss.aes.s.sH % o. e 81 e. e. 1T
summary Two haae Hfra afraIh
Naala Weed. Granville rhfaa hasa hifs
acanrnr q fsmes Sacrifice sits ssr.
dyke ufuaka Hfaian bass Hfaau
slrunk plii ~ fiitksr T. ~ Haim q ~
Paddock Bases or bale auff Wleaay
q of N1irg Msf ~ rftrAaH ha4ta.
James and lewis hF tfnin unnaia
plays Cart HflFhf 20 Narffae. earl.
HrirHl o. Granville e. N1rtrhr arhaFn.
seller r1 james 70 atraib Ftshf hns
i've funa. fHfrig efsl al taf aff nfrsar.
tee aifH 90 runs ESQ af BAT or uan.
nHf len nn hasHH--N vancouver & 300.
AsHe Time ~ N#met o. ump4rs
NrarV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30


fast ones An ugly Eroundef mid
way between second and first was
this result Rnckenfield stopped it
bat the ball bounced OF his glove.
and while he vas chasing it. Emil
came over. Johnston "a no ulaer
when II cormas 10 base running and
~ he tore DOWN the paths Reckon.
field mase n Wild henve 90 ere plate
20 head hlm off The ball got hF
Hyrnes ana Johnston scored. Those
two runs won the game
Jotrstsn q Run 0ettsr.
Jimmie johnston proved the star
run getter % the aHy. scoring three
Of the four nuns credited o. Seattle
in tire second inning he got life on
a fieidsrs choice. and whNn Rock
enfield iet Joe Casters fast hopper
get by him. came across f0r ths first
scure ~ the game IN the fourth
Jimmie again tonk first on a play
that retired Lynch az second uur-
i0snsd a sack. got 90 the third sta
ton on nyrnes' poor peg doWn me
diamond. Hug came across on an
error by N1ckeufieid That's the
story ~ Nc1ttlns run getting
Zackert. bnE's new port side fling
er. was given his first turn IH the
box. and made himself soiid with
the fans. lie pitched himself out
Of some tight holes. and the Seattle
defense stood behind him like e stone
wall one lightning double in the
nfth. Raymond % bennett 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
JOHNNY Killing
HAS PAID UP
tBy United Pressl

CINCINNATI. Ohio. April
} % Secretary Bruce. of the
, national baseball commission,
today received a check from
; Johnny Killing for 500 Tho
; amount pays the fine levied
) against kling. who WA recent
" reihHtRisd in organized
} baseball and assigned 90 his
; old club. the Chicago Cubs. %
the National league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

H. IT. %
Detroit ..... ....,.....k 10 o
81 Louis 90. s......0 G 2
Batteries Stroud and gtanago;
Lake and Stephens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
Al San Francisco.

krapp. GreEg and Fisher Umpires
Mc3reevy and Hildebrand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

Tacoma ana business la the acv
enth finding the bis left handler
with dangerous Frequency Mott
singled O. right. and iiNrneH sent
"A streaming sraundtr just inside ~
Akin. Eood Tor tao bags The next
man up famed. but Hartman eamo
tn the rescur with another double.
driving two lu A couple ~ fnul
flies. one to the thlrd haHeman aud
che other to the catcher accounted
Tor the other two uat outs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
A. Waahlnqton.

II. n. ~.
Boston ..... ...........9 10 2
Washington ..... ......B 9 3
Batteries--Hal land Carrigan;
Oberiln and Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.
A. Philadelphia


New York Philadelphia game
postponed; wet grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
MAs a Hor ARouMrnT.

Bicycle repairing. Han. III ist.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE


~ Philadelphia.
New York Philadelphia game
postponed rain.
A. pitfsburg.
CincinnatlPittsburg game post
p0ned, rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

Batteries Sacramento. Hunt and
la Louge. Los Angeles. Magic and
Orendorf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

az s'
s@sgl
ing
ence
The n
dnrfnl
Wit
ffffE
ifichs
phns
Ing "a
down
afr I
follow
and q
ton
other
Mr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
ZACKERT PITCHES GOOD
BALL in HIS FIRST GAME
Turks Take Long End of to 2 Score in Game Which Is
Not Remarkable for Brliancy-Costly Errors Give
Seattle the Upper Hand.

Thompson. cutting OF a certain
score Xarkrrt haa wiac curves, and
had Umpire Wright been allowing
corners be would have had NOR"
atrIkeoufs g. hts credit
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7 The

Eal
seveE
place
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FOR SALE.

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 No. 2lT Sd Ave. Phones s10.
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 u11 First Avenue. Bell Phone 4S97. Peoples Phone 1fT.
RYAN'S BARGAINS.

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 s12oo-6-room house and hall, nice lot, good well, fruit trees easily worth $175o; well located at North Birmingham, one half cash.
 t160oA-room house. hall and large gal lery, on . well elevated corner lot; three blocks from car line at Fairview; one-haif cash, balance easy. S2200-leo-acre farm in Big Mulberry val ley, ono and half miles from railroad station; H miles south on Southern railway; 100 acres in cultivation; 60 acres in timber; good Groom residence; good barn and tenant house; orchard good well and spring; also stream of running water through place. This Is good fertile land, lies practically level; one-haH cash, balance one and two years, immediate possession. $150e-120 acres, 100 acres in cultivation. one good broom residence. one Broom tenant house. two good barns. orchard. small creek running through place, two good springs, near church and school, on good public road; 40 miles from Bir- mingham, near railroad; one-half cash, balance to suit.
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FOR SALE.


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 $36,0O0 Tbree-story brick store on 3d avenue rents for sS50 per month.
 $16,500 Lot 50x140, improved, on 5th avenue. close in, between 2Oth street and Terminal . station. Six lots fin Norwood: terms to suit pur- chaser: come in and let us show you these. Several nice residences, on both North and South Highlands: also good invest ments fin business property. w. N. MALONE Q co. 21s N. 21st street. Telephones 12Ss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-16
FOB SALE

A750-S-room modern, oak-noored house at Norwood; easy terms. $3750-7-room, modern house and servants house. 16th street and 18th avenue. north; very low.
 $35Oo--6-room modern cottage on Loop car line. near Avenue H. $4500-Beautiful new, modern 7-room cot tage. near Fountain Heights car. $5500- -Two-story, frame, s rooms, 12th avenue, south, near 17th street. $15o-New 7-room, two-story house, Ave nue I. near 18th street. $2500-New broom house and acre of ground on car line, mic and a quarter from courthouse. s150o-Four small lots and o-room tenant house in old Birmingham, near North Highlands car.
 $25o0-New Broom, two-story house on North Enslsy car line at McCiure's station; fine homo for Frisco or Illinois Central engineer or shop official.
 McDavtd, Terry 6 Co. HUNTER SMITH, Salesman.
 N0e First avenue.