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It waa a Jewlah aecond-hand olothlng aaleaman on New York'a eaat aide who taught Leach Croaa the right hand uppercut. hla moat effective aleep blow. Hymle Levy'a birth datea back cloae to the gold ruah of '48, but he knowa a thing or two about handling Ihe mltta. After Croaa atowed away Bud Anderson, before that a lightweight champlonahlp poa alblllty, Abe Adler, a aon of the noted Vlddlah actor, Jacob Adler, wired Hymel—"Leach uaed the punch you taught him." BIG LEAGUERS BID FOR BEE INFIELDER Two major league club* are after .Johnny llawlltm*. (hu Itvo aoc oml baitmiui, tooorOluit to Presi dent WatteW't of dm Victoria club Wattelet any* ho expect* a dent with one of the clubs to go through before tbr end or tho week. The Hee president will not divulge tho names of tho cluba after Kawllng* It la said Wntteut haa boon offered a sum In tho neighborhood of sev oral thousand dollars for tho key atone performer • • • Mike Lynch haa on* conaolatlon loft Having atruck ihe bottom, If hla team moroa at all. It muat b« upward. • • • Catcher Lewis. with Vancouver. uaea hl» head to atop pitched ball*. The head doean't mind. and. ao far wo have hoard no complaint from tho balls. • * • Anyone who picked Wllaon to mingle with the cellar occupanta of the batting average column before the aeaaon Marled would have found himself before a 'unary com ml salon. • • • Seattle doean't mlaa Bill James and I«es Mann thoae day*, no, not any more than a man mlaaea hla good right arm. a e e The Seattle players are not all worried by the Income ta*. . . . Prealctent Brown aaya ha can't aeo how the Champa can repeat. We know how they can. but don't think they will. • e e The uncertainty of baaeball la proverbial. Thla causes some to hope that Seattle will some tlmo win two gamea In a row. • • • Blngt Our Idea of nothing at all —groov- ing a hail to Meek In hopo tli.it he will awing wide at It. * * * Whanavar I watch an umpire In the Northwestern league. It makes me think of Mexico • • • From praaant appaarancaa Se attle haa aliout aa much chance to i win the pennant na Mill Taft hna In n 100 yard dash. » • a Headline icrtama: "Mesk'a Bat Work Wins for lleea!" That "bat work'' hna an old-time melodramatic ring. e a e Seattle lacka laat aa aaon'a fight ing aplrlt. a e a The rootera will not commence the "First place or huat" agl itlon until September And an far aa flrat place la concerned, we may be "buat" by that time. s • • The curtain descended Tuesday on Kube Marquard'a playlet, en titled ' Nineteen Straight or Must " Having collected nine acalpa, haughty Rube wu> smoked out In the second act by I'lttaburg. who beat the Olanta. I to I. • • • Old man Lajole, hla syaalght fall | Ing. lega wabbly and arms useless, | could poke onl) three balls to safe I territory agalnat the AthletJca j Tuesday. One waa a homer. • s • Aa tha Yanks loaa Chance's only * pleaatire In life Is gating at the j twx score of the White Sox gamea i The "perrleaa leader" consoM hlmaelf again tt>day when he n"ted that Hal ( hue hung a cipher up In hla "H." column. • e e Bani started out for the White ' Sox. but ran out of gas He lapped the Senators before hla tank waa ' tapped, which made It easy work j for the other two hurlers used. • • • Wasted energy: An insane fan at Dug s attempting to apply the ' hush to another dippy fan s rutting ; remarks e e • Mill was back In the gam* Tues day. after having been out alnco July 21. e e e Heinle Zimmerman reported to | the lleea Tuesday The deal be tween Victoria and Vancouver for ; Spot McMurdo haa fallen through, e e e ChsppsHe had a marvelous bat ting streak S"on after Joining the White Sox He actually hatted three ciphers off the eighteen thousand, and la now studying the aatlonal same from the bench, Comlskey is beginning to pine away to a fratxle, but took heart of grace when he re ceived the following from Hairey l>reyfua "Che«r up. Charley. You ure not the only one the American association baa stung I got mine fonr thousand worse than you did. and his name la O'Toola " TENNIS NOTES Ml*» Pugnnn and Watson. of th«* i : Woodland I'ark rhurrh. Increased 1 the ituidlni of their rhurrh In the iB. Y r I?. tennis championship*. j »>oth winning their matrhe* on the Woodland i>«rk roarta Ml** Rug non defeated Mis* Hhelton of l'ni verslty I 6. 64. 6 2 Wilson won hi* match against Tevla of Cnlver | slty In straight sets, 6-1, *-2. • • • The Second rhurrh won *11 It* ' matches by default- liavi* and Reynold*. Fremont, defeated Hark and, Thompson, First, r, 3, 6-j, Other result* follow Hchneider. Fre moot, defeated Dark, First. 6 2. 6-0; Mt*s Keltner and Ml** Olnon, Fre mont, defeated Ml** Ilagley and j Mia* Iluahncll, First, 6-0, 6-2 Ml** Ilushnell and Miss Maguey, flr*t, ; defeated Ml** Pauat and Ml*a Sul livan, Second, 6-2. 6-4. • • • Fred McCiillough defeated Crlter I 6-1, 6 2 In the aeoond round of sln -1 gles in the I.lnr .|n park tourna -1 menf Tuesday afternoon. MrCul lough played a strong placing I name, and u*ed an effective serve j 1111 l Gaines and Fd Orahhurn are • ! scheduled to play thl* afternoon. • • • Entrle* f»r the Wnahlngton atnte rhnmplonshlp tnalc'ie*. to be held | here, will clo*« today. soaTHWRirrr.KN i.uin t Won Ijoml. prt. I \ nnrnnrir .... f1 41 |f) ! . «« 47 |i| P Iland tt 44 - ,f j j vi< corte m *i hi THf «ma . r.O * 4 41s Hpokana 40 71 |«o AMI.MK \N LKAfit K W'»n I,oat Prt j PhlteMpMa gf 11 M ■ cimitM M 13 m 2 1 \% **hln*tof| H 44 ',*<) ICltlMkfO r. 4 r. 1 & 14 j float on 47 B7 4 7* I I»' t rr>4t 41 41 41 I St Uvtl 4t 41 Stf |N«t York It f.4 NATIONAL LKAOt R Win. 1,04 ft. frt . Knr Y"rk 4i 10 *'»i Philadelphia r,H ik ft Chicago ftt m .810 j Pfttat.urg . 10 47 r. Ir. llr' fMm 41 f I 4 MtOR ... 41 M |tfl CllM IniMtl 41 42 in fit Urti •• ** .174 tOAftT LRAOI'R Won IVI 1 I" rtlnnd 41 ffl 10k |y>« An»»lM «! M », 17 Maerarninto »• 64 It ! Vrnlra 41 41 4 H H .Oakland <10 44 4MO Hun PranHsro ...*#*«. 17 44 .441 AM F.lt 14 A N IT.AdI R r>*troft 10, Naw fork l f'laveland I Philadelphia 0 7*oaton I t. Ht I«'''i!■ 0 4 Chlraga 4. Waahlnaton I NATIONAL I.EAOI r fltfahurir 6, Naw York 1 Cincinnati *. floaton 1 rhlengn 11. ftrooklyn J Philadelphia I. ft I.mifa 0 f;OAMT LKAOI'K I Portland 7, Vanlc* 1 I Loa Angalaa I, Oakland I. THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUOUST 6, 1913. SPORTS Arthur Pelkey a Dead Ringer for Jeffries When He Was at His Best Arthur Pelkey. world'a heavy weight champion, matched yes terday to meet Charlie Millar at Loa Angelea. September 23. looks like e» Champion Jim Jef frlaa whan tha latter waa young. At least, hi* featuree are vary much Ilka Jaffa. Pelkey la taller and thinner than Jeff, but hla talV and the way he car rle* himtelf ara Identical with the way Jeff acted when he waa In hla prima. Pelkey hae the neck and jaw of a fighter. The neck I* thick and *hort and la aat On wide PLAY 16 INNINGS TACOMA. Am «—A 1 Uniting I time resulted In a 4 to 2 victory for the Tacoroa Tigers icalnst Van j couver Tuesday, when Neighbors scored on a sacrifice fly. Taroma 4 It 2 Vancouver 3 IS 3 lia'terloe Kurfuss. llelfnrd snd Mrfllnnlty. Inaersoll and Konnlclt. * • s PORTIONn. Auk *- Spokane outhlt the Portland Pippins but the best tbejr could do on 10 hits was one run. Portland took the name 2 to I. Portland 2 4 2 Spokane I 10 1 naileries -llynea and King; Pnugl.iss and AKman Seattle built the battleihlp Ne braska *nd her *hlp yar<t* have float Ime dry dock* that c-at half a million dollars each. Albany Cut-Rate Dentists Ivr RtAWD l»4<K or OIU Wnnn roN If TK4M Gt AIMKTU RIUNKI) HI n EXTRA For 90 Days Only Tt>. follnwt** pflr.. will M «l»»n «< our offlrM until »«r(M.mt>«r IM f'im» In I»«»t ft n ft W» •r« <1 '>r>* work for !«••• 'h«n foul n*n prlrn in i4»»rilM our work Set of Teeth, Guaranteed Fit, now Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown *P«J Gold or Porcelain Bridge Work ! Solid Gold Pminga...7s# UP I Silver Filling* .50* UP Albany Cut-Rate Dentist* Kerond Floor Peoples Itnnh Ilillldlßl, Meronrl and Pill*. Tmkm KUrator or Walk Up. orn prick* wn.i, ntyvtpfunfl rou Oi;»t WOKK WII»L PI.KAItE TOU. AT THE Angeles Cafe 1«22-?42« Flr«t Avenue Our 25c Regular Dinner —AND— Our Special 50c Chicken Dinner Served from 11 •. m. to t p. m„ Are Un»*r»lt<-rt Ir Seattle Oyatera. Dungtneie Ciabe, Plan, Steak* and Chopa THICK 1. AT KMT MOTION PtrTITRFS—FRKE Vocal and Inatru nental Concert Aftarnoona and Evening* — UY— Prof. Nape'.: Haw Han Orehoatro — OF— 9-—Artl-'e—t and powerful shoulder*. It'* the •hort. thlck-nocked fighter who can aland Jaw punch**. Tha long necked boser ha* not tha resitting power. Ptlkey ha* two caullflowar aar*. mamantoa of psst ring engagements. Tha new champion la wondsrfully quick on hi* faat and hit da fan*« I* excellent. while tha qulcknaa* with which ha take* advantaga of an opening is re markable whan you consider hi* bulk. Th* accompanying pic ture of Pelkey ihow* hi* Ilka net* to Jeff. THEY'LL SEND TEAMS VKW YORK. Anir It I* re parted that both tireat ilrllaln and (Germany will aend athletic imiiii to the Han Pranclaro exposition. James F. Sullivan. secretary of tha A. A. I', baa alartod for Merlin to complete arrangement* The Pyle headlight, which h** been applied lo over 22.000 loco motive*. I* a simple are lamp fed by an enclosed turbogenerator on the boiler in front of the c«h The lamp light* the track half a mile ahead. The apparatus supplle* additional lamp* In the locomotive, and the maintenance cost I* ssld to he not more thsn ll a month. CALIFORNIA State Pennant OUT THIS WEEK Yon Must Have One of These Beautiful Pennants Secure One With Four Coupons Clipped fl From The Seattle Star and 15 Cents J 15x35 Inches I This is the kind of pennant you have J always paid 65c for. It is the best offer we have ever made our readers. Look for the Pennant Coupon in The Daily Star. Send in your sub scription and have the paper delivered to you daily so you will be sure and receive your coupons daily. I hese pennants are of the best wool felt and absolutely correct as to color and design. I hey will form a pretty ornament for your den or dining room, houseboat, bungalow or living room and will appeal to you even if you are not a college man. These pennants will brighten any spot. With them you can assemble handsome table covers, beautiful portieres, sofa covers, wall blankets and a hundred and one other unique decorations. A different pennant.will be offered each week. Tf ordered by mail enclose five cents extrn for postage for each pennant. Tin not mail In advance orders. They will not he filled until Pennants are issued. Order Pennants weekly , Pennants can be secured at The Seattle Daily Star 1307 7th Ave. Down In the Cotton (Matee league you think you have the pen nant cinched and then you wake up and find eomebody elae ha* It- You a" to bed one day out In front and wal«e up next day In aecond place. Pnneacola, Fla , wee out In front till three day* before the race cloeed. But there wee a batch of proteeted game* which President Hedu* decided at the last minute. He gave 10 to Jecheon, Ml**, took a clutter from Peniacola, and Jackaon copped the flag. GOING TO SEE BIG FIGHT LABOR DAY? With word received In HentMe Tueaday afternoon that. Willi* Klli'liln hud hki■ t-il fikl>t hlf next champlonahlp battle nK>»»t Fred die Welsh, ItKhtwnlnht champion <>f KnKlnnd, In Vancouver on Labor I lay, hundred! of Heattln boxing fane are today planning to attend tlix lilk bout next month. The bout talfe* plaie on Monday, Sepleinlter 1, which le a lokrl holi day In thin etati* Thin will permit B«'iittl« fan* to lea to thla city Hun day, attend the bout Monday, olid return to Heattle without Inter fering with their work. LET'S LYNCH HIM The Heattle Champion* dropped a aerond name to the Victoria lioea, loiliik Tueeday'* battle D in I Meek •cored four of the lleea' talllea on home run biff* Klllllay contribut ed Henttle't only (corn of the Klimn on a holat over the right field fence Hcore •••ule— Alt n it pn a n Hhaw, rf «... 4 0 0 0 ft 0 M«'. n. .nil •• I 0 ft t I A Umwn. »•- 1 0 ft ft S 1 lb I ft } • ft ft H»r«lt if 4 ft 1 1 o ft <'«<lnt*rt «... 4 ft ft Ift ft ft It. I ft 1 ! 1 ft KllllUy <*f I 1 1 I 0 ft Mill. *b 4 ft I 1 I ft t»*ll p V ft ft ft ft ft •Wllftnft 1 ft ft ft ft ft Mr Ivor, p I 0 ft ft ft ft Total* II 1 » IT ft I *fl»ltr4 ft !»•!! In •r*»nlh Yletort* AH H II PO A K f'rum. rf 4 t- I 1 ft ft !<»> !lr>jf« Ik I 1 1 I 4ft Alhorlt rf 4 ft ft * ft ft M».k SI 4 I I 7 ft ft aid. If 4 1 1 1 ft ft •> ..4)141) l4<llb lb 4 o ft ft I ft « 4 ft I ft I ft \*f>«o o. p.... 4 ft ft ft I ft t If • 1 IT It 1 tUnf by Innlhff* H *•((!• « 0 0 ft 1 ft ft ft ft — t Vlrloru ftlftftftlftftl c Rummorjr T»" !>**• hit- Mill niii» K lllllar M«-»k t. Mwftln h«..l»» |t*|mu I*Kpm StrwK "O' llf I '•!! 4 »>> M'"|m I. If N«r% at-»n I «.« hm • off l-.1l ft off M Iv -r ' *f Ntr n I llfchiff' •gmf.wry t » Ml •hi I runm ■ 't 1>«J1 in " iitt.i>.«* b it • «<1 | ron «ff ll'I*"' l« I Innlnfi 4*f«ai t » IWH l mplrt OtMUfc LAND NEW PITCHER Pitcher "Wm Willie" McCorry of Han Pranclaco I* the third new pitcher lo be tecured by ('resident F. (" Fnrr of the Hpokane club within tha last few week* M<\ Corry will Join the Indian* In Port* land Thursdiiy McCorrj"* 1911 record waa 11 won and 11 lost with Ban Prudaco. This *eajum ba baa won six and loet nine. Seattle waa trying to cat M» Corry laat weak, and term* were rinsed !>etween the Seattle and Han Franclsoo rlubs, but MrCorry !.. ran putting pretty stiff tlemaiul* upon Ihigdale. and the Ho stile owner called the deal off. MODERN, elegantly furnished mom* at lowest rate* at Hotel Vlr- Klnus. Eighth and Virginia, near West lake Elliott M*.—Adv. II la nn<l<ir*too<l that Champion Hltchl<' la to rawelvn $15,000 for hi* wid Arflclna p«*rtalnlriK to th" dlvlnlon of th« purae arid wa-lKht "f ihp boiera will bo slicm-d upon Kttrhlo'a return from the motin lalna It will br a 20-round affair. Wi-lih bold* a dctaloii ov*r Itltchlm, bavin* da'fa'ated lha- pn-» cut title holda-r on TbankhKlvlrK In 1911, whun the latter wu» aub »»ltilta-d for Ad Wolgaat, who bo cam* mid'lanly atrlckcu with ap pendlrttla. Following the bout with Welah, probably will nif«t Crona In ■ 10-round, no d«<"l*ton bout In New York In the latter part of the month A 20-rotiid tout with elthi-r Harlem Tommy Mur phy or Ad Wolgaat a* Hitch)*'* op ponfnt. to takf placf In San Fruu cisco ThankHglvlnK. la talked of. QHb )(* <tx%k "Here's to the S folks who put 'age' %■ j in 1-age-r—" I The Seattle brew that I f > carries with it all the I i / j good qualities of [ J y J. those noted beers R ■ r of old Germany— \ it's all in the \ J Get the trial order by Vv*s"Q telephoning the p!»nt to- \ V^.'j c everywhere. \ Op \ SEATTLE, U.S.A. Pretty Pennant: Now You Have It, Now You Haven't 5c —Union Theatre —5c I'nlon uni Ptka. <*n Tf»lr4l • v.. oppntK* poitofflci' four raali of tha lataat and l>aat ara ihown <lally at thla popular tfcaafra. f»o not fall to a** our ihowi. Thojr •re »K aptl'»nally food. 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