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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-20
Swain Will
Get $4,000

Charley Swain, "the Moose"
will receive over $4,000 In cash
as q result of Sundays benefit
game.
An approximate check >, of the
returns was made today. although
many persons selling tickets have
not sent In the money as yet. and
1t was believed that with all bills
paid, the crippled ball player
would receive at least $4,000.
"Megaphone Miller" conces-
sion man at the ball park, sold
! 900 souvenir score cards Suif-
day, and was cleaned out" for
peanuts. chewing gum and candy.
He felt so good over the results
Of his first "big day" In Tacoma
that yesterday he turned over
$25 to the Swain fund. Miller
went to Vancouver today to as
sist his partner at the opening
game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-20

BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH.
Copyright, 1915, by tho News
paper Enterprise AssOciation.)
NEW YORK, April 20.-"Sure,
I take orders!" said Big Jess VIII
ard, the human dreadnaught who
struck the blow heard round the
world.
81 take them from my big boss,
Hattie willard. She's a little
woman alongside of me, but she's
a BIG BOSS. And my wife gets
HER orders from little Jess. II
seems funny that q baby 10
months old should run . great
big fellow like me. But it's the
truth"
This was after time had been
called In Jess Wizards "star
dressing room for his first CONVEX
sational bout with a woman.
miss Greeley-Smith. Jess VIII
lard" said Loney Haskell. man.
ager OF Hammerstein's Victoria
theater. introducing US. and, ac-
cording to the rules, we shook
hands, made for our respective
corners and the bout was on.
How big is your BIG B0SS?"
I asked the champion.
"She's about five-foot seven.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-20
CHAPTER vi.

ShAT Il EN- VI.
When Jess Willard finished Of;
his 1912 boxing season with his
good showing in New York the
world finally started to talk about
the giant cowboy hope" and he
busted into the record books.
He returned to Chicago and
after stopping another pair OF big
fellows at Fort Wayne, definitel?
split with Cutler and put himself
under the management OF Tom
Jones. Cutler now holds a judg-
nent in Milwaukee agains. VIII
lard for some $4,000, to which the
court decided he was entitled for
his expenses In supporting and
training Willard during the cham.
pion's unproductive period.
Willard went to the coast and
put over his first long battle
and lost 1t. Gunboat Smith, who
looked awfully good then. turned
the trick. Willard put up a great
fight and the decision could have
gone either way without COM
ment.
Even old Bill Naughton, the
boss OF fight experts, who has
since gone to his rest, must have
been surprised at the decision. as
his story Of the fight by rounds
sent during the progress OF the
contest, made II look all willard.
Old Charley Miller boxed four
rounds with Willard at San Fran
cisco next, for draw, thep Al
Williams was Jess victim at
Reno.
Wizards next fight came near
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thing happened as 1t did for what
1t means to Hattie and the kids.
I'm glad l fought the winning
fight for the supremacy of the
white race. I am going TO make
short tour of the world. And
then stand ready to meet all the
white hopes that want to chal-
lenge me. But no BLACK Hopes
need apply"
"Why not?" asked for to bar
Black Hopes does not seem to me
to be playing the game as II
should be played.
mot on account of race preju-
dice!" Big Jess answered, "but
on account of peace between the
races. After that fight at Reno
lots of good Americans were
killed in riots between the blacks
and the whites. don't want any
blood on my conscience. I'm a
man of peace. Say, do you know
that except for fights in the ring
I'VE NEVER HAD A FIGHT IN
MY LIEF"
Next" called the boy in thu
wings at Hammerstein's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-20
CITY LEAGUE STARTS SEASON AT
ATHLETIC PARK NEXT SUNDAY

Announcing the first sames Of
the Tacoma City Baseball league
of semi-pros. for next Sunday,
President James w. Corcoran has
given out the complete schedule
for the season. There will be
80 games this season, each team
meeting the others twice. A gen.
era1 admission charge OF rs cents
will BE- made. and the proceeds
viii pay for the expense Of the
winning teams trip to California,
70 compete for national amateus
championship. All games win be
played It Athletic park. .
The schedule follows:
sAprn 35-oakland W. Bates
Clothes.
april s5--olynpic -. MIL
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land.
august 8-Olympic club VS.,
South Tacoma.
August 15-Bates va. South
Tacoma.
August 22-Olympio club VI.
South Tacoma.
August 28-Bates VS.. Milwau-
kee.
Sept. 12-Brewers vs.. Oak
land.
Sept. 19--Oakland vs. South
Tacoma.
Sept. f9-Olympio club 70.
Milwaukee.
Afternoon games.
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held q friendly conversation with
James in Seattle last Friday, and
that the sport writer's In the
Rainier burg reported that he
was dickering to sign Bobby.
There isn't . chance in the world,
according to Hall, that James will
get on the Tacoma team.
With . fair break Of luck--and
Tacoma 10 not depending much
on luck, either-the Tigers should
open I'm Tacoma next Monday
close to the top Of tho percentage
column.
Ii Is noticeable this year that
there are no knockers" for the
local bunch-evoryone predicts q
good season-and that means .
whole lot At the beginning Of a
season.
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Jess Wizards Life Story
WHIPS JOHNSON FOR BABY's sAKs

But he came back east and won
five fights In the rest OF 1918.
Two of them were knockouts.
Jess spent 1914 waiting, hoping
and keeping himself in condition
for the fight with Johnson, which
Jones and Curley assured him
was not far off. He has been re-
paid for the wait.
The new champion Is so far I'M
like his predecessors that 1t is
hard to imagine him a prizo
tighter. willard neither smokes
nor drinks and is not likely to be
overwhelmed by his new honors.
He Is Just big, common, happy
go-iucky son Of the prairie. whose
chief object in life, now that he
has attained his ambition In whip
ping Jack johnson, 10 to see that
his wife and four kids have the
comforts he can give them. He
desires principally to give the
youngsters the education that he
lacked.
When things came good for
Jess he established his family
there are three girls and little
Jess, aged 16 months-in bun
galow in the suburbs Of Los An
geles.
Little Jess wants you to win,"
his wife cablsd him before the
hattie with johnson.
After little Jess old man had
laid the black champion cold and
finally escaped thShowling mob
for the privacy Of his dressing
room he spoke his first words:
Gee. it's great for the kids"
he said.
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WITH AMATEURS
AND SEMI-PROS

four times at bat! That's pretty
good for an amateur playing
against professionals. Jensen
made this record Saturday in the
South Tacoma Tigers contest
against the Tacoma team.
KNOCK ERNIE OUT
They Keystones were defeated
BY Puyallup Sunday, IL to 6. The
Puyallup team drove Ernie An
derson to the club house II, the
first two innings and Fourier
finished the game for him In good
style. The Ksystones fielded
loosely In the two fatefuI in
nings.
BUTCHERS BEATEN
The McKenna team trimmed
the Butchers to the tune of 10
to 3 Sunday, after the Butchers
had gone all the way to McKen-
ma to tackle them.
LOOKING FOR GAME
The Royals. who defeated the
Cooks and Walters 81 to 10 Sun
day, are looking for q game for
next Sunday. Cali up stivers.
Madison lila.
HE CAUSED n
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Every baseball man who has
soen Tacoma's team this season
declares that we come nearer to
. big-league infield than any
Western team. Butler, on short,
u the star. BoeckeI on second
70 faster than ever, AL Hester at
third has a beautiful peg to first
and IL hitting hard, and Stoke,
It first. 10 spearing the ball any
where within 20 feet Of the sack.
johnson, Hogan and Wilson.
n the outer gardens, were picked
for their hitting ability, and each
has demonstrated in practice that
he can connect with most any
kind Of q ball.
Rumors that Bobby James was
being sought for the Tiger team,
wors set to rife by Manager Hall
01s morning. Hall said that he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-20

At noon today . big parade
formed ON the downtown streets,
headed By the famous $4,000
Wheel" Of the Rotary club. There
were bands, troops of reserve SOL
oilers. boy scouts, ball players and
city officials in the line.
All stores closed at noon, as
did the public buildings. II was
anticipated that 10000 persons,
at least, would attend the game.
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waukee. 18s 4
May 2--Brewers vs.. Miiwau-
kee. fo, (
May 9-Bates VS.. Olympic club.
May 16--Olympio club vs.
Brewers. ~ +.
sMay 1s-Batss ". South Ia
coma.
MAY 1e--Milwaukse W. Oak
land.
May 2s--Batss Clothes vs.
Brewers.
June s--Milwaukss ". South
Tacoma.
Jans Is--oIympio club vs.
|. Oakland
June 20 Brewers u, south
Tacoma.
June z7--Batsa ~ osIElsna.
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When he smiles. he, shows big
white teeth that look as IL they
could bite a horseshoe in two,
and his mouth lifts more at one
corner than the other, making a
queer little catch in hts smile.
We'll, she saved my life lots
OF times since then just by BE-
ING ALIVM!" he said.
Say" he said earnestly, don't
make me out to have a swell
head. ! haven't. I'm glad this
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but SHE weighs only 100 pounds. y
he answered. "I'll never-forget
the first time ever saw her. II
was my first Knockout. L was
drivipg on a narrow road when a
runaway team came along"
: Yes" l interrupted, "and your
future wife and her father and
mother were In II And you
stopped the team and saved your
wife's. life!"
Big Jess smiled deprecatingly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-20
Vancouver Has Holiday
For Baseball Opening

VANCOUVER. B. c.. April 20.
-vancouver is baseball mad to-
day.
Tho city has declared a half
holiday In honor of tho opening
Of the ball season. and is cele-
brating In more riotous fashion
than II IL were the kings birth
day or some other national holt
day.
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TIGERS HAVE.
GOOD CHANCE
FOR REMNANT
BY Peter.
They're off today!

They're off today!
Six teams of the Northwestern league, urged for
ward by the baseball-ma fans Of their respective
cities, plunged into the 1915 pennant today 1t
will be the closest race that the Northwestern league
has in years, and, despite the howlings of the
pessimists, there is much, and more, enthusiasm
baseball in this little old corner Of the map to-
day, as on any other opening day.
Tacoma opens at Seattle. The Tiger team left at
o'clock this morning, was esconsed in beautiful
suite of rooms at the Lincoln hotel 4th avenue and
Madison, at II o'clock, and paraded to Dugdale's
park shortly after noon. Enthusiasm was intense at
Seattle, with larger crowd than ever streaming
ont to the grounds.
Victoria opens at Vancouver, with half holiday
declared in the B. c. city in honor Of King Baseball
Aberdeen went to Spokane, where another big pub
lie celebration marked the opening Of the season.
AT Seattle today Walter Mails
Ing will wirl for the Tealicums Either Kaufman
Man Joe McGnnity viii offcas the slab for the Tigers
Old Reliable Danny Shea win the
Barrier Cadman behind the rubber for Seattle.
Thcoa chances win the first series with
than good The Tiger ineld
powerful. Seattes
undsnably weak in tho pitching
- heaving with such Kelly Thomas Rose
= Enlnnt O back I'M ID
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putting him out OF boxing. He
knocked out Bull" Young In the
eleventh round at Vernon, Cal,
and Young died the next day. To
add pathos Young was to have
been married few days after the
fight. Willard was exonarated.
but was SO broken up over the az.
fair that he seriously considered
quitting boxing forever. nd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-20
RAY FOR JAMES

Jimmy Woods pitched against
the Olympic club Friday, and al
though he was wild at the start
he settled down and there was
nothing doing.
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BY DICK HILL.
CAN'T BLAME EN-.

The Junior Tigers played the
Junior Bostons at 18th and q
streets Sunday. defeating them by
: score Of 10 to 3. The game
Wa sotpped In the third inning,
because X was all the Bostons
could endure. Mostly all OF the
Junior Tiger boys made home
rms IN the first inning.
The score r H e
Tigers -..........19 81 o
,. Bosfons ....--.. 3 z 9
Batteries: l.. AIlotte B. Nc
Donald and p. Mossier; r. Loppy,
=. Mcdonald and G. Mcdonald.
LAUNDRYMEN WHIPPED
81 Martins college defeated
The Tacoma Steam Laundry team
- 81. Martins Sunday afternoon
~ . score Of 10 to 4. Elkins
pitched an alright game for
thrpe innings, for the laundry
uon. but he blew up and allowed
tie coIlegians 70 make three runs
A the fourth. The score:
r. H 3
Laundry ........... 4 . Z
~ Mertln'e 10 IL 3
-
NO-HIT PITCHER
vrauk1in yesferday afternoon
Won ~ fourth consecutive victory
r. ~ grammar school series, BY
u&ifowaahlng the Warrington
c11col, ~ % 0. Burkhsrt. star
116nar ~ Franklin. pitched :
~ ~ Kn1na The contest ended
81 ~ seventh innlng
econ HITTING
xNo doablec and > single r.
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FAST LITTLE TEAM

The Mckinley Hill Stars de-
feated the Milton second team in
both games Of a double-header at
the tideflats diamond Sunday, 8
to and 16 to Q. Larsen, Shap-
piro and Thornburg pitched good
ball for the Stars, as did Brown
for Milton. The feature Of the
game was the playing Of John
Larsen. The scores:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

9 o @ @ @ . 8 @ O o o @ . q o
Standing OF tho Clubs.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

~~~Ae>ssseee%s
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-01-12

weeks ago, is aoout town and eX-
poets to be released from the care
OF his physician in a few days.
/. 5. Strosnider Of Yerington was
a through passenger for the Lyon
county seat this morning, returning
from Reno, where he sold to coast
buyers sixteen cars Of range stock
that will soon be forwarded to the
markets,
Mrs. Peter Buel, wife OF Senator
Bucl OF Clark county, was a Carson
visitor yesterday, looking for quar-
tiers to house herself and husband
during the approaching term OF the
legislature. She returned to Reno
last evening.
Mrs. Bird Cohen has been appoint
ca Stenographcr in the office OF Gov
crnor Boyle, Her position in the Tax
commission office will be hlled by
Miss Collins, who was formerly stem
~oprapher t o Governor Boyle when lie
was state engineer.