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New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
Personalities.

The Yank have interesting personalities aboard There is for
Fritz Mase who holds the distinction of loving baseball better
aseba sake than other player have known And who
added being able work harder and longer
losing his enthusiasm than other player have
that Larry Doyle enjoyed ball
than any other entry But Ma has Doyle beaten here
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
The One ingredient.

Where Yanks finish? We haven't idea ploos
thisf they get to batting
bit and Way Pipp asean hits up expected FORM the
to make a hard drive at the first division.
Just matter Of batting FOR with inc Datum
attached they have the defence pennant
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
In Fine Condition.

weather. he has taken advantage
his along rapid clip The squad in wonderful
condition mid March Every bronze clear
able throw and without kink
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17

Daley, the ex-ackman
valuable the bench he the field Which of
either job Pete has
ay pepper wit and viewpoint we'll
wise baseball brain.
Opposed Pete Doc Cook from Sunny Tennessee Doc trfe
speech and deliberate his he great
determinations finish wouldn't word
quit" if he it in the dictionary
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17

For the Yans from all sections and varieties e
Ray Fisher Mddebury College, who spending
baseball and hours day There
singer graduate Maine University. Cree is forester
Penn State; P Schwert Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt And with these Angel Aragon, from palm
The Yank haven't yet arrived pnnant winner or pennant
barring another have
For the American League New games strong
hold with 100000 draw has
affair But believe the tide has turned while
the fanks will there the since
John J. McGraw took hold years ago.
The Giants had been than the Yanks
arrived And Donovan isn't the League
New York which will
De nothing entirely under the well known SUM- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

scientist has discovered that the s set,
understand Freddie whipped
wien he Is whipped.
Odd 10 how college athlete
acuiy bars him from pasngG
They've repaired ooeben THAT BOAT
AID WolGAST or THE NAvlESi
when cnterpriAng athlete Jumping
He Ia be demanding
Taking consideration another,
The maars,es life ia not happy
Frank Noel though,
him Ills record has been unblemishcd st hope he aud
TAKES LEAST SIX SECONDS
down,
Arkansas going after this spring big
ahead 10
into condition
breaking
they their letters ~ Cobb aud Eddie Collins will have
the bench.
athletes fearing tango
brutal for football players
that he will improve Brooklyn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
BY kaybee

TT YOU looking for large wedge OF cake and get
small chunk OF bareback handed TO you, excused
for failing give rousing cheers That is what is
taking place among the fight fans gathered IN the vicinity
OF Iuarez Mexico The gentlemen OF the Southwest are
holding their annual convention al I'll Pao this week aud
OF the big features OF the meeting TO have been
the lohnSon-Wiard champ battle The OF rigid feet
acquired by Johnson history ack Curley promoter of
the big bout would be impossible to get Johnson
the battle ground But he going TO diSappont the
gentlemen the OF giving them nothing Not
dear old lack Curley has arranged for battle be
pulled oil Saturday afternoon the luarez track arena
between Jim Flynn the Pueblo fireman, and "Gunboat
the management will make nothing OF the battle
and the entire gate will be turned to Flynn and Smith
characteristic OF Curey; Yes. is But at
that there may be eight OF those misguided
gentlemen who will the Rio Grande such
test Some gentlemen will fall for anything including
gold bricks and green goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
l. A. c. CHAMPS PLAY VARSITY FRIDAY NIGHT
s. A. c. BOXERS LOSE 3 BOUTS AT VICTORIA
VARSITY WILL
PLAY CHAMPS
FRIDAY NIGHT

Playing circles around the Uni.
versity Of Oregon five and keeping
their score down TO 81 with an eff
fort while the T.. Of o. outfit ran
up a score OF 2G with greater ef-
fort, the Illinois A. &. champion
ship basketball five. had some easy
picking at Eugene last night. The
Illinois men. however. are not
looking for any such walkaway
when they tangle with the Wash
ington squad at the University
gym tomorrow night.
The Illinois boys have been the
national A. a. L. champs for three
years and the W. squad has been
the Northwestern conference title
holder for the past two years. This
means there will be some fire
works at tomorrow nights game.
The Washington five has not been
defeated on its home floor
for more than two years and
they expect 10 keep the record
clear by handing out a walloping
10 the speedy visitors tomorrow
night The Illinois men have been
defeated but once since they left
Chicago for their invasion OF the
coast, at Oakland by the Y. NJ. G.
A. team.
Washington's lineup follows.
Savage. center; Davidson. ID. Rob-
inson. forwards: McFee and Fanch-
er, guards. Tracy Strong viii ref
cree the contest The game will
be called at 7:45 sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

The funniest thlna ! ever heard
In my life was on the bail field. II
happened In 1908 az Springfield,
Mo-. In a game against Hutchinson,
kss. Jay Andrews. the perennial.
was manager and third baseman OF
Hutchinson. Jay holds the record
OF the world for Furnishing the
chewing gum In bali game.
Atehlson. now pitching for Brock
iyn. WAS pitching for Hutchinson
and Butch Freeze was catching
him. The Springfield bat'ers we're
HITTING Atehisor hard and u seem.
ed tina, every ball they hit ~hixred
past third base or bounded of jays
shins.
Each time Jay would yell: "Rsl.
eloh." (Atchlson's first namel and
motion 20 him 20 pitch the ball on
the outside corner OF the plate 20
they would hit u In sorie other d.
reetion.
Finally some one almost knocked
Jays leo of and he yelled "Nal'
elah," and r,osioned AGAIN. Freeze
was mad. He jerked his mask OF
and yelled.
TO r. with him. Raleigh, you
pitch TO me"
Jay never lost one chew OF his
our, as he yelled back:
yes: he's pitching 10 yoo-eut
they're aiming al me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
AMENDS BILL
FOR SCHOOL USE

OLYMPIA. March i.-Represen-
tstive Robert Grass OF King today
amended his bill making II the
duty OF school boards to open
buildings at night for meetings OF
citizens.
The new bill completely over
comes. he said today. the objection
OF those who protested at the pos
sibllity that socialists and such
would take advantage OF the law.
II makes II the duty OF the
boards 10 make such rules and
regulations ms they see M gov.
erning meetings OF "non-partisan,
non-sectarian. non-exclusive organ
izations' which wish TO meet. This
Is In reality simply the present
practice.
Grass backed the first bill AT the
request OF wOmen's organizations
of Seattle.
lie made the amendments after "A
fight had showed the house would
not stand for the use OF schools
by believers In unconventional or
radical programs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
SEATTLE BOYS LOSE
BOUTS AT VICTORIA

OEATTLE Athletic club boxers
- had their oorks pulled by the
~ Canuck mitt artists at the Vic
toria Island A. C. smoker. In Vic
toria, last night. losing all three
bouts by narrow margins. The bas'
contest was that between Ear
Baird. 5. A. C.. and Al Davies. which
WIS 80 even for three rounds tina,
the judges called for n fourth. In
the last stanza the boys mixed II
like a couple OF steam engines. and
In the roughing Davies had a shade
the better OF n aud got the verdict.
Stanley James OF Victoria had a
slight edge over Charley Snu,ag for
three rounds aud was awarded the
de,ision. In the second round oil
his combat with Scott Croppef. Fred
Pinkman. s A. C.. had the better
OF the Canadian. but the latter more
than made up the difference In the
other two chapters and won the yer
dict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

BOLTON GIVEN
GREAT OVATION

Applause lasting five minutes
greeted Thomas II. Bolton. council
man-elect, when he appeared at III,
meeting of the Central Labor Ceun
Gil Wednesday night over 400
union men gave him an ovation sci
dom equaled In the councils his
tory.
Addresses We're made by T.. =
Marsh. president of the State Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor. Il. b. Ault. editor
of the Union Record. Martin J
Flyzik. president Of the United
Mine Workers for the Northwest
district, James Duncan. president
OF the Machinlsts' union, and others
Bolton promised loyal service "a
the people and faithful adherence to
his platform pledges.
Bolton will tender his resignation
ms business agent OF the Bakers
union at It's meeting Saturday night
As the office OF president of the
Central Labor Council does not
carry II salary. Bolton will not give
II up at present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

"PIl" perritt. former St Louis
twirler. who had previously signed
a contract 20 play with the Feds.
Coming a. II does. on the heels Of
the cases OF Walter Johnson. Ivy
wingo and Jimmy Austin. the Fed
officials feel they are being pressed
too much on n sore spot. and the
worm Is preparing to turn. II there
il anything left OF the 100000 fund.
the Feds may be able 10 use II In
settling the court fight regarding
the removal OF the Kansas City
franchise to Newark. y. j., which
case has been postponed until Non
day I'm Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
NEVER AGAIN IN The
RING. SAYS COHEN

~ EGARDLESS OF the consider
X alton and courteous treat
~ ment he Is receiving. Cohen
Is no fonder OF dnrance vile than
the average human. but he looks
at Il philosophically and says that
n his continued soiourn In the bas'
tile Is doing any one any good he
should worry. Ike's kick Is Just
this: He figures that there should
be enough money among the sports
OF Seattle 10 bail him out. He Is
confident as to the outcome OF his
trial and doesn't particularly
banker for all this jail experience
before he is found guilty OF any
thing.
Here's the way figure Il.
said the Hebrew boxer. II had
been fighting for Jim Coffroth In
San Francisco or Uncle Tom Nc
Carey in Los Angeles. and an &C
cident OF this kind occurred. DO
YOU believe they would let me lie
a couple OF months In Jail. waiting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
Ell EWHER RE

Colorado governor signs prohIbI.
ton bill.
John o., jr, expresses desire 10
aid Colorado families made desti.
tute by recent mining troubles.
Brig. Gen. Scott. chief Of army.
who has long record az Indian
fighter. will attempt peaceful set
Element with Pluto Indians.
Brilliancy Of MelIIsh's comet on
rapid increase, reports Harvard OBJ
servatory.
Statement Of Chss. e. Sigh at
Los Angeles duplicates Alfred
Sells. confessed robber. In murder
OF Jacob Vogel and wife at Fruit
vale.
Joint resolution has passed both
houses providing gold medals for
ambassadors who acted as medi.
atOrs between T. s. and Mexico.
Exports TO foreign countries show
big increase in January report Of
commerce department.
A. r. Titlow. receiver for defunct
United States National bank. Cen
tralia. gives deposItors notice OF
10 per cent dividend.
Grays hsrbor rainfall f7.5 inches
behind average for winter.
Ohio court holds million dollar
insurance fund OF Baltimore a.
Ohio Southeastern illegal.
Divers may be used In effort 10
learn whether Clarence Lucas, Sc.
attic lumberman. met death In Mir
ror lake.
N. p. headquarters at St. Paul
reports that majority OF people
travelling To fair ask TO be routed
through Seattle.
Col. q. X. LAWSON resigns as gu
perintendent OF Oregon state peni-
Tertiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

Phi Delta Theta fraternity Will
hold founders day Saturday night.
March 10.
Steamer Gleneyle expected here
Monday.
Rehesrssls for Peoples chorus
progressing splendidly.
n. NJ. Cottie, member Of Elks and
Shriners. died Wednesday.
Or. J. e. Crlchton addressed
nurses Wednesday night
Home Consumers league meets
Thursday night in Henry building
AmsryIlIs club Will assist In con-
cert Thursday night at Ballard field
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
GETTING the HABIT

SALEM. Ore. March THE
Washington state college basketball
five. few days ago contcnders
for the Northwestern conference
championship. are apparently get
ting In the habit OF being defeated
as they dropped their third game on
their present Oregon trip to the WI.
lametto university team here last
night. The score was 20 TO 90. and
Willamette was never In danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
SOCCER BOYS PLAY

Arrangements are being made for
a game between the Carbonate
school soccer team and the Wood
land Park Juniors st Woodland park
next SUNDAY afternoon. The Car.
bonsdo lads cit i'm the championship
Of the stat. In their class. and II
looks like a speedy game will be the
outcome. Arrangements arc not
yet completed for the playing of OF
the tie between the Carbonate team
and the Seattle Tnistles. which will
determine tho ownership OF the Nc.
MILAN cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
IKE COHEN. AIN JAIL
VISITS SPORT WRITER

MYTH his right ear done up IN
wv n small bale OF cotton
w where the VI. d. has been
pruning the cauliflower out OF H.
and his left ear looking Ike bei'
gian battle ground. Ike Cohen
held in the county jail. pending
trial on the charge OF manslaugh'
Ter In connection with the boxing
ring death OF Ludwig Anderson In
January, breeEed into The star Of
flee Yesterday for a chat with the
spor,ing editor. Technically, Ike
Is IN jail. Literally. Ike is In Jail
AZ meal times and when he goes
to he'd. Ike soon graduated into
the "trusty" class and Is allowed
the run OF the courthouse as well
as being permitted to get down.
town to his doctors office several
times a week. He Is accompanied
by a deputy on these excursions.
When Ike gets downtown the In
stinct born In every boxer leads
him TO the desks OF the sporting
editors Just as naturally as the
roots OF a willow tree grow In the
direction OF water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
PROVIDE FOR COAST
ARTILLERY CORPS

OLYMPIA. March captain
Clarence Blethen would better look
to his patriotic laurels. The appro-
priati0n bill has an appropriation
for the maintenance of still anoth-
er coast artillery corps
II Is assumed that the members
OF this alec will spend their sum
mer vacations in good moral sur
rounflngs. AT STATE EXPENSE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

Everett iitneys force street car
company to lay new tracks on Col
by and broadway streets.
VIII Of Homer NJ. Lockwood de.
yises $1,000 TO Whitman college 4;
college never heard OF Lockwood
before.
Washington building dedicated at
San Francisco fair Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

WALLA WALLA, March i--Ow.
ing 10 the Illness OF Clarence Thorn.
general manager OF athletics at
Whitman college. he has been com.
pelled to leave school and return to
his home at Lebanon. ore. His po.
sition Is being filled temporarily By
Donald Clancy. member of last
ycaT'u football team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

DR.. Herbert II. Gowen will speak
at the Queen Anne Congregational
church Thursday night on The
Drama League-lts Object and
the Work OF the Seattle Center"
Mrs. C. X. Bliss will read a short
drama, The Open Door The pub
lie Is invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
BOSTON FANS DOPE II OUT ONE
OF THEIR TEAMS WILL WIN FLAG

BOSTON. March 40 gay
that baseball fans In Boston
are already figuring 10 pack
the stands In Bean Town for
next seasons worlds series 10
putting II pretty strong. and the
fans elsewhere Will eonocde
Bostonians the right TO figure"
all they want. but ia a fact
that grows stronger every day.
Taking all IN all, from a view
point at this end OF the line.
both teams appear 10 have Al
chances Of leading at the end
OF the 1915 season.
OF the two the Red SoN look q
% In better trim than the Nation
lis. although the Braves are totlnl
he worlds championship pcnnant
The Braves chances this year
III around the circuit. are popularl,
supposed 20 be the best. The team
IAN still be considered n yonnl
me, The acquisition OF Sherwood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
FEDS WILL SPEND
THEIR COIN IN FIGHT

TUE Federal baseball league has
an emergency fund Of about
100000 TO be used In fighting
its legal battles. and present indica.
lions are that a sood-aized chunk OF
that fund will be expended In the
near future. according to President
Charles Wesghman OF the Chicago
Federals. The Immediate fly in the
ointment is the signing OF a New
York National contract by W. ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

trial? Not on your daguerreotype.
Those promoters would look after
a man in a difficulty OF this kind.
and II they didn't have the coin
would get II quickly enough TO keep
one OF their performers out OF jail.
But listen. DO. when | do get out
never again. Ne.vaire No more
OF the fight game for me. I'm done.
Right now little tray OF Stun Jew.
elry with a few pairs OF suspend.
ers hanging down the side looks
better 10 me as a meal ticket than
the latest purse ever offered for a
worlds championship mixup.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
SN0H0MISH WINS IT

SNOHOMISH, March THE
Snohomish high school girls basket
ball team won from the Edmonds
high girls In a close contest here
last night. The teams were close
throughout the contest. Snohomish
winning in the last few minutes OF
play by a score of 10 to s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
MARKET REPORT

Sweet potatoes advanced half a
cent on commission row Thursday.
The bottom figure. formerly quoted
at 2ac. jumped a quarter ow cent
while the top price scared from &c
10 SIC.
There we're no other price altera-
lions today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

There will be a comeback In the
person OF Louis Chevrolet in the
500-mile auto race Rt Indianapolis
Memorial day. Chevrolet is one OF
the most sensational drivers in the
game. but has not competed since
the 1910 Vanderbilt. in which he
capsized and was thrown about 60
feet. but escaped without serious
injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

Another gloomy outlook IL the
fact that Bill James may hold out.
as he already has threatened
Should this actually be the case. the
Braves viii lose one OF their best
twirlers. II was Big" Bin that did
such effective work In last years
series. With him on the other side
OF the fence. StalllngA will have 10
travel some distance 20 secure an.
other his equal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

Magee viii prove n great advantage
both In the infield aud ut the plate
but, getting under the surface, there
are many things 20 be considered
For instance:
Eyors' condition cannot be fore
cast with any certainty, despite the
sunny statements that he ~ fully
recovered. and IN the same as ever
II is well known that the star sec
ond baseman hasn't the strength
phyhically--tha he works entirely
ON his nerve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

Seattle attorneys asked to aid
destitute Belgian lawyers nov IN
England.
Federal Judge Cushrsn desi9-
mated To serve two months term In
New York city.
Movies will be made at Scenic
Hot Springs Sunday BY Seattle
company.
Cast Of "ziegfleld's Follies" com
ing to the Metropolitan. will attend
Press clubs annual ball April IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

wallop yesterday. when Gov. Stew
art virtually put an end to horse
racing by signing the bin which pro-
nibits race gambling. At the same
time the governor signed the bill re-
quiring saloons TO close at midnight
and not TO open before a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
SPORTING
FLASHES

Whlppet hounds have been In.
troduced as pace makers for In.
diana university track athletes.
Charles Heddon OF Doweelac.
Mich. beat Corwin Huston. Detroit.
In the Glass A 1872 balkline nation.
al amateur billiard championship
tournament at Philadelphia yester.
day by a score OF 400 10 325. r.
VI. Lord. Chicago. defeated Edward
Gardner. the title holder. 400 10
200 In the evening game.
Jimmy Duffy won the decision
over Frank Callahan. Brooklyn
lightweight. in a ten.round bout AT
Buffalo last night.
Willie Beeeher. who Cancelled his
bouts with Young Shugrue and
Johnny Harvey on account OF i'll
ness. has recovered and has start.
ed training again.
The Anaeortes Elks are organ.
izing strong baseball team and
will take on Elks clubs and other
organizations this season. They
will play the Battersby a. Smith
team In their first game OF the sea
son April I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

George Rublee. whose nomins'
ton to trade commission Is uncon'
firmed. will get recess appoint
ment Friday, II is thought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04

Singles matches In the City
league championship race bowled
on the Imperial alleys last night
resulted as follows: Riddle, Sf1.
Dicke rson, sos; Marshall. $40; Shu-
man. 9l7. Robb. s77: Cove. 79e.
On the Bismarck alleys-Lowe,
900: Boston. $50; Smith. sol: Web
ster, 963. On the s. A. C. alleys
Markle. GIG; Hulette. 1.047.
In the Elks' House league Capt.
Calohan's team, No. I. beat Capt
McBreen's No. 6 squad by a score
OF 1855 to $3.50. Brown OF the
winning team put over the high
score of 235 and high average OF
zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
HONUS SIGNS
Them PAPERS

pITTsBuRo. March i.--Bar.
ney Drcyfus, president OF the
pitsbvrq National league club.
announced today tina, Hans
Wagner, the veteran shortstop.
mad signed a 1915 contract and
would be seen at his old posi-.
ton. II was the 18th contract
Wagner had made with the pi.
rates. and II called for $4,000
per year. twenty-five Pirates.
headed by Manager Fred
Clarke. will leave here sstur-
day for the spring training camp
a, Dawson. KY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
JIM FLYNN AND CUNBOAT SMITH WILL MEET
IN HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHT AT JUAREZ SATURDAY
FLYNN and SMITH
Will BATTLE AT
JUAREZ, MARCH 6

Rather Than DiSappont Assembled Cow-Gentlemen,
Jack Curley win Stage a Bout on Date Set for
Worlds Champ Battle Ike Cohen, Who Is in Jail,
PAYS Visit to the Sporting Editor and Makes Talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
RACING GAME DIES

HELENA. Mont, March 4.-The
reform wave hit Montana an awful
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Read the Miscellaneous col.
umn in Star Want Ads.
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Star Wants Ads find the lost
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Pork. good block hogs 8. .os D .osY
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