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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-02
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-02

Der GSiIeuen bdbur6, baB er fpoarenb
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gerantportli6teit fir bic triegsdbnli
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StunDen ebe 0le Seroln0n1tg mieoer
herqeItellt mar.
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DER 8oben elmer GroBtonn Gar ees
rietb geitsrn Qbeno an Der Quburn unb
WlcMsilIon Strabe In 8ranb, unb be-
mddtigte iifj Der paHagiere cine pa
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Qnne (oie etuen retheu Garnertit
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RfrIuraf: Sunger. gEad5ufraper BET
Der grtam5In 1iis Co.. Retopori. $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
GOOD BOUTS ON
TUESDAY CARD

Six boxing bouts have bccn ar
ranged for Seattle fight fans by the
newly organized Puget Sound Attn
letic Association on card for next
Tuesday might for Drcamland rink.
In tho main event Ivan Miller. the
local welterweight. and Billy Weeks
OF Vancouver viii appear IN four.
round mill. A match WINS arranged
between these two hcrappcra pro
yiously. but II was lRtor postponed.
Although the Weekn.Millor bout
II scheduled as the heRdliner, more
interest will be conferred about the
meeting OF Clarence Rothua. former
Il. N. A. 1876 and i3b.pound cham.
pion, and Ray Campbell. Campbell
burst into the llmellght recently
when he beat Fighting Dick Hy-
land decisiyoly In 10 rounds.
Rothus has improved 30 per cent
since his last appearance here.
Biry williams. the local fayorite.
will meet Wright IN fourround
event. Williams IN yet 10 be beaten.
Tho other bouts IRE: Charley Fox
w. Henry Kraigcr. billy Chapman
vs. Kelly. and Harry Bishop vs..
Spike Henneasoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
JAMES AND WHALING
TO GO TO AUSTRALIA

Australia. Barnes is going IN nd
vance Of the team for the purpose
OF arranging the schedule,
The team. which will number ~
players. is 10 be made mp Of some
OF the best known players In tho
country. will assemble In Seattle
Tho famous James and Whaling
battery. formerly OF the Seattle
club. and now attracting attention
for the Boston Nationals. will be
taken along. Hal Chase, late OF tho
New York Highlnnders and now
with the White SoH. has consented
10 make the trip. Others who arc
going include Catcher Bliss, Jim
Delaney. Lewis. Hooper, Harry
Walters. Overall, Jack Graney and
other well known players
While the date has not been def.
initely arranged as yet. II is prob
able that the All-Amerlcans will
leave Seattle either on October ~
or November 4. Tho tour will con.
sumo three months. the Hawaiian
Islands being visited either on the
way over or on the teams return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
THRILLING CARD

Burinan, the king Of velocity Of
things pertaining 10 tho earth;
Chrigtofferson, who IS rapidly be-
coming king OF the air. auto polo,
and auto r0ces. Will be the thrillers
at Madison Park track next Sun
day afternoon. and the sport prom
Used should satisfy the palate OF the
most fastidlous.
The cars. which were shipped
from Tacoma. have all arrived.
Manager Neumap is stu flirting
with Earl Cooper and Teddy Tetz-
laff.
II want those two stars also,
said NeumaD. and II Teddy can Tx
his car. hope 10 DO able 10 secure
him"
The card, however. with jan
nettc, Benedict. Kennedy. Coetz,
and Vance. as well az Harry Endi-
colt, promises excitement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10

The Ail-Americans OF Seattle.
Such II the name by which n team
OF All.star American players. man
aged by Mique Fisher and John =.
Barnes. will be known when II
tours Australia. New Zealand and
tho Hawaiian islands. At the end OF
the present season. Tho question
Of the name was settled today, and
Il was decided 20 boost Seattle as
much aa possible.
Barnes. who is well known In
baseball circles. having established
the Pacific Northwest league IN
1890. four.club circuit In which
Seattle. Portland. Spokane and Ia.
coma were represented. will leave
Seattle Friday afternoon for San
Francisco. whence he departs for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
SPORTING CHATTER

\ good part Of the handful OF fans
y DO weathsred the damp to watch
the Seat'ie.vlctorta proceedings
wednesday will insist that the nb'
ssnce OF Mike Lynch from tho line
up had a great deal to do with the
result. Admittedly. centerfield with
out Mike looks very much Ike u
had been devastated by a tornado.
Although the game was ratified of
in very good time. interest Jagged.
Neither team showed class.
How Gipc got away with the
game Is one OF those little mysteries
that never carry an explanation
His delivery was slow. his curves
we're far from dazzling. but his con
tool was fairly good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
CIPE REGISTERS

Victoria played It's first game
Mike LynchloHa against the Seattle
Champions Wednesday afternoon.
and was humiliated 6 20 !. Gipe
pitched his second game since his
recent injury. holding the situation
we'll IN hand AZ all times Strait
scored an even half OF Scattle's
total talllcs by nfting the sphere
over the boards. with two ON. In
the fifth. Score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
RITCHIE GIVEN
$4,000 Offer

Ky United Pres. Leased Wire.
VANCOUVER. II. C., July 10
Articles calling for Worlds cham
pionship contest between Willie
Ritchie. holder OF tho lightweight
stitle. and Freddie Welsh. British
lightweight champion. viii prob
ably be signed within the next few
days.
Welsh accepted the terms OF Van.
couver promoters yesterday and
signed the articles. and Ritchie is
expected 20 come into line today.
A wire was sent 10 him last night
offering him n guarantee OF $4,000
and n good end OF the picture rights.
III he accepts, the match will be
staged on Labor Day at the Brig
house arena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
MILWAUKEE, WILL
BUILD NEW BRANCH

Announcement 10 made by A. u.
howen. preAidsn, of tho AnacorteH
a Eastern Railway Co. that The
Chicago. Milwaukee, a 81 Paul rail.
way will build tho first unit. 10
miles. through Ia Conner to Mt
Vernon. not later than October Is.
Tho work viii BE- commenced at
once.
Tho road will pass through n
wealthy farming rcxion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
CHAMP HOLDS OUT

SAN FRANCISCO. July io.-It
the Vancouver promoters hope 10
secure Willio Ritchie's signature TO
set OF articles for ib-round bout
with Freddie Welsh on Labor day
they viii have 20 raise their offer
of $4,000 guarantee materially.
.Ritchie received the offer last
might and promptly replied that Il
was unsatisfactory, asking that an
other offer be submitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10

Brown lands on the ball hard. but
how he does II IL something that
has the fans guessing Toaiay has
mado tho boy bat left banded. In.
stead of righthanded. his natural
way. 10 hits with a abort chop.
Manager Raymond appears 20
have taken l, upon himself to set
good example. Raymond eombed
ont two good hits Wednesday and
n brace Of 'em on Tuesday. which IL
an unusual feat for our scrappY III.
tic pilot.
President Wa;,ries appeared on
tho Victoria bench I'm the capacity
Of manager Wednesday. He did
very little instructing. leaving tho
bulk OF the work 10 Captain DelmaH.
Manager Raymond may have y
find" In Risedorph. n young semi
professional pitcher. who has Rp-
piled for Job when Riaedorph
warmed ur prior TO tho game he NJ,
tractcd n great deal Of attention.
Today 10 ladies' day at pus'a
George Rahler says Joe Jackson
hita best when the opposing pitcher
has him in tho hole. Knhier has no
ticed that Joe makes most OF his
safeties after two strikes.
Gotch. heavyweight champion OF
tho world. Is going 10 defend the
/ title once more. The Humboldt
Rrappler sent n wire to Emil Kiank.
accepting a Labor day date AT Ben
ton Harbor with tho winner OF the
Charlie Cutler-Dr. Roller affair OF
/ Friday.
Bart Lewis OF Chicago won tho
amateur international target champ
ionship by breaking es targets out
Of 100 " Wohmhoefer was second
with ~ and Jesse Young tied with
y. Sullivan for third place with %
each.
No more 2o-round boxing matches
Will be permitted In Louisiana. Gov
ernor Hall issued a sweeping edlct
in which he hints militia will be
called out II necessary TO enforce
the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
OTHER GAMES IN
NORTHWESTERN

TACOMA. July io---Tho Portland
pippina took another from the Ia
coma Tigers here Wednesday after.
noon. Tho taiiIas we're even nj
the beginning OF the ninth. when
tho pipplua scored ak additional
rttna
Portland .....-.........n ls .
Tacoma ss.......sss.s .
Batteries: Stanley and WI.
llama: Kaufman and Crindle.
VANCOUVER. July 10. 49, Van
Spokane game hero Wednos.
day postponed. rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
NJ RICHIE AND FREDDIE WELSH ma Y MEET LA
PACIFIC COAST ATHLETE WINNING in
CHAMPIONSHIP HURDLES AT CHICAGO

Tho greatest athletes OF the land
assembled IN the Lake Michigan
city 20 struggle for medals and
honors. The biggest point winner
OF the NEE, was H. l.. Drew, tho
marvellous colored sprinter. who
wun tho 100 and 220-yard dnshes.
brow was n member OF the Amer.
team Olympic team lnet yoar
Kelley. tho coast flyer. was an
other star performer. winning tho
l20.yard high hurdles from tho
fastest field that ever ran In the
event In this country. Kelley won
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RACING AT OLYMPIA

Final arrangements for the motor
cycle races 20 be held IN Olympic
Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
July 20. will be completed today By
Robt. KILLER. the Seattle motorcycle
racing promoter. who left this city
for the capital Wednesday. Many
local riders will probably partici.
pate in the racing. including Earl
Godfrey, Harry Cogburn. Fred Mer-
Ger and other well known riders.
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Summary: Two-hase hits--shAw
strait. Jackson. Home rvn--Hfraii
stolen basss-Nhaw. Struck out
ny Gip~ 4. BY Fitzgsrald . Bases
on hafls-Off Gipe :. Oft Fitzgerald
a Time OF game -. tmpiFes-
Os,diek and Aharkeiforf.
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VITALITY OF YOUTH
For Men Who Have Lost It

A gp~sA many psopAs suffer rrs-a
stiu,enss eAuss; BY impcs s~ish>d
rS~ves. md try W cure these troubi-s
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and pofsSns wreck the nervss
II you are ran down psrvous and
unameftioas. 10 yoa suffer- fr>qs~nt
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tho body. It's inflasnos IN powerful,
yet soothing and pleasant 10 the
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volume Of electric .n~rgy Into the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10
mEEAAN VS. MANTElL

OAKLAND. July 10. - Willie
.Meehan OF san Francisco and Frank
Mantell OF Boston are matched here
to-day TO fight 10 rounds before tho
Oakland Wheeimen next Wednes-
day evening.
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lpgTRosksY GETS 4 MANAGER

SAN FRANCISCO. July 10
Louis parente Is named as man
ager OF Sailor Petroskey. the mid
dleweight Parentc Is angling for
a Labor Day match az Butte for
Petroskey. either with Knockout
Brown or Leo Benz.
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WATCH THE PINK

-Four fans who saw Wednesday,
game between Seattle and Victoria
wiii get free granfstand tickets 10
Fridays game by buying n copy OF
the Piuk tonight. In tonIght's
Piak viii be found a photograph
OF n section Of the left field bleach
ers. About the faces Of four fans
vili appear a circle. and those In
the circle will DO given q free tick.
ct TO the game by calling at The
Stnr office.
The Star photographer will mp.
pear at all the games. with the OK
ception of Saturday. II you dis.
cover The Star camcrs man In the
act Of '.mngging' the section In
which yon sit. bc sure and buy a
Pink. You may be tho lucky fan.
Owner Dug has arranged 10 that
tho Tickets may DO uned any day
except Sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10

LEAcUE

Chicago 2. New York 0.
Detroit =. Washington Q.
Boston .. 81. Louis 0.
PHILADELPHIA 6. Cleveland 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10

The socialists will hold picnic
at Wildwood park Sunday. July -.
Boats leave Leschi Park hourly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10

Best modern outside rooms, zoo
10 soc. Stewart House, So West
Stewart. -Advertigement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-10

Cincinnati .. Brooklyn 6.
Boston 6-i0, ST. Louis SO.
New York 3. Chicago 0.
Pittsburg ?, Philadelphia 0.
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