The Seattle star., August 16, 1915, Page 7, Image 7

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WALTER MAILS STANDS INDIANS ON THEIR HEADS-WINS 9 TO 2
Giants
Wallop
Wicker
The Glanta played all around
t*e Indiana yeaterday bacauae
they had the better of the
pitching and connected with
gob Wicker - * dink curve ball
«nd alow faat on* frequently,
the reault of the matinee being
i Mo-2 deciron. Aa Seattle
massacred the Indians Satur-
My. the final* for the week
were four and three. Spokane.
Not bad for Taaly Raymond
tnd hta band of determined
athletes aftar the etart they
made
Tacoma Is the objective
point of the Giant* until
faur*day. on which date they
a re tchadultd to raturn to Dug
4ala fia'd for four day*, aftar
which they blow back thara
with Tacoma aa tha oppoaitlon.
In tha nest two week*. Seattle
haa •'< games achadulad In Ta
coma. while tha Tiger* have
*jfht gamaa billed for Ougdala
field. This arrangement la apt
to meet favor with tha fans, for
H brmgs tha club home over
the wee* end. and that la whan
baseball seems moat popular.
Packer McFarland engaged In
dkt training for * month before he
article* to box Mike Glb
ymt. and 1* **tlsfled he can come
lack »» '**' ** « v » r Tho extra
••if hi. he *ay*. will put «t*«m Into
lit punche*. Packey hardly ex
pfcti to wore a knockout, but
til»k« he will be speedier and that
til ability to fetnt with both hand*
will five him the verdict.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Frances Cowells, 22 years
old, who left Seattle two years
ago for San Francisco, is the
most promising woman swim
mer in America. In eight
months she became an Ameri
can champion. Next year it
is predicted she will be a
world's champion. In the
water she is a human fish
and on land a human statue.
The story of how she be
came an American champion
is interesting. A year ago she
could scarcely swim. Her first
race was swum and won in
the face of doctor's objections.
Determination is the outstand
ing factor in her meteoric
rise.
We are dishing up the
stories in three helpings. Don't
miss any of 'em; you'll like
their taste.
FAMOUS NORSE SOLO
SAN' FRANCISCO. At* If—Loa
Rloeeom. the mare that trotted a
mil* over the exposition track tn
June tn 3 04 1 3 only to make a
miserable showing la the 124,000
atake race, haa been aold to Con
gressman Samuel McMillan of New
Tork.
Advices from Mike Gibbon*'
training camp Indicate that Mike
la about 11 pounda overweight. Mike
having fattened up considerably
since he quit the ting. Bob Kdgren
says Mike ts a ahrewd matchmaker
and will be able to take off the fat
and retain hi* strength. Me doe*
not say, h«V*ver. that Mike will
beat Packey MrParland.
j CONFT^SIOI^
THE HISTORY OF
DREAMS
(Copyright, ISIS, by th* Newspaper
Enterprise Association)
"Tell me something about Jim
Kdle, Dick." I said last night when
he came home to dinner.
"What do you want to know?"
These two questions, Itttle book,
marked the return of Dick and roe
to the good-natured basis of every
4sy life.
I wonder If this I* the way It I*
done In all other families. I feel
that as long ss Dick snd T live to
gether It Is useless to be qusrtel-
Ing or grumpy with each other all
the time and ao I think does he.
Dick had been over at the hos
pital Just before he came home and
had remarked upon the profusion
of flowers that Jim had sent dear
Aunt Mary.
"I never heard Jim Edle mention
a relative, and with the exception
of you and that Mr Stuart who w
here the other night. I have ne\
known him to talk of a boyhood
friend. Yeaterday morning, when I
went over to the hospital at 9
o'clock. I found him sitting In dear
Aunt Mary's room, which he hsd
literally filled with flowers, hold
ing her hand while the tears were
rolling down his cheeks."
" 'Just look at this foolish boy,
Margie.' said dear Aunt Mary with
a little catch In her voice, lie In
sists that If he could he would g»>
under the knife gladly If It would
save me from that fate '
"Jim looked up with his old
quizzical grin. 'You, of course,
Margie, know how much I love
Aunt Msry. You were by when I
proposed to her. You don't sup
pose I am going to let the only
woman I ever asked to marry me
suffer without telling her how
much I suffer with her."
" Hush, Jim, boy,' gald Aunt
Mary softly a* she put her thin
hand over hi*. 'Yon know that I
love you as I would my own Hon,
and It touch** me Inexpressibly to
know that you have taken this old
woman Into your h'art.'
" Oh, Aunt Mary! Aunt Mary!
Don't you k-now that nil the lovo
that I* like a mother'* love, I have
ever known, you Imve* given me?
Why couldn't I have been your
son T
Think of It, nick, there wm Mm
Kdle on hi* knee* at the bedalde,
with his arms about dear Aunt
Mary and she was stroking hi*
hair. I never knew before that
•dm had any sentiment "
"Margie, you women Jump at "in
clusions. .Mm Edle ha* all his life
wanted love. Hl* mother died
when he was born snd hi* father
evidently haled him ** the Instru
ment. which caused the death of hi*
wife Before he was 10 year* old
his father died, leaving him a great
deal of money. At 19 he found the
money had all been dissipated by
his uncle. He left college and
GEARY PROVES
YAGHTIN6 SKILL
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. I«—Ted
(deary's Sir Tom may be declared
winner of the claaa R event Satur- 1
day In which the Fleur de Us.
owned by Clarence McCarthy, of
Ban Francisco. flnlahed flrat. owing
to the fact McCarthy'* boat may be
declared an Illegal entry. Ueary
•ailed a magnificent r»f#. say local
i eiperta. considering he did not i
know the wind* Id the bay.
A MAN'S
went Weat and struck It rlrh In
both oil and copper, but It took the
beat year* of hla life—year* In
which he never aaw a good woman
—never he«rd a gentle, feminine
voice
"Just the other day old Jim told
me that while many men might
envy me my wife, the only woman
he had ever really wanted waa
Aunt Mary. 'She fill* exactly my
Idea] of a mother The kind of
mother I have dreamed about, the
kind I have longed for all my life
It *eema to me sometime* that I
mu*t go to her and a*k her to
*mooth my hair and call me
Jimmy '"
I looked .it Dick In *urpr!ae.
"Do men *how their hearta to
each other like that?" I a*ked
"Sometime*." he answered.
"When they are a* old friend* a*
Jim and I."
"But ha* he never found a worn
an he wanted to make hi* wlf»r
"I don't think so You *ee. Jim'*
good women are all made of Ideals
and dreams —he hai never really
known on''."
"Too bad he can't fall In lore
with soma woman and marry her."
"Perhaps It would he wor»e for
him to wake up than to go thru
life dreaming"
"Are you awake, Dick?"
"At the present moment, yes,"
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STAK—MONDAY, AUGUST 16. 1915 PAGI'2 7.
NOT HANDSOME NOW
8 AN' nuxnsco, Aug 1J —
How long Roy Corhan. *u*pended
for striking "Handsoma" Jack Kll
lllay during Saturday'* cam*, will
b* out will N» detcrmtn»d by Preal
dent lUum today. Ilaum (aid ha
Intended to bo lenient
No chance yet to change the
first in tor In the name of thl*
young collegian, Koob, who li
pitching for the St Loul* nrown*.
H* held the lk>*ton So* to four
him In *»T«n Inning*. the Athletic*
to four In nine Inning* and *i ut
out Washington with four hlta In
eight round*.
*ald Dick with a laugh, "but to tan
minute* I *hall bo asleep. Corn* on.
Margie " And he caught me up with
& kle*.
I clang to him and let all my
suspicion*, all my wnrrlee. go by
the board for whatever might
come; In that moment Dick and I
were one.
(To Be Continued Tomorrow)
South Turns Out
Most Stars of
Diamond?
NEW YORK. Aug I«— Dar
ing a heated argument among
the ballplayer* aa to the rela
tlve merit* of the Southern and
Northern player*. Willie Mitch
ell of Cleveland and I»oc Cook
of New York have named a
team to be called the Jeff IHivl*
Guard*, and are willing to bet
they can heat any gang of North
erner* to be selected later.
The team of all Southerner*
I* composed of: George Stall
ing* (Georgiai, manager; catch
era, Alexander (Texaa) and
Street (Alabama); pitchers,
Itur-ker (Georgia), Mltchel (Mis
sissippi), Bchuppe (Kentucky),
Vaughun (Tela* i; first baae,
Johnston (Tennessee) and
Schmidt (Maryland); second
bane, Itel F'ratt (Alabama);
shortstop, O'Marn (Tennesseei;
third base, Malsel I Maryland)
and Hcd Htnlth ((ieorglai; utility
Inflelder, Her* og (Maryland);
outfield, Cobb (Georgia). Speak
er (Texas), Jackson (South Car
olina), Wheat (Tennessee), Mi
lan (Tennessee), Robertson
I Virginia), Whltted (North Car
olina), Cook (Texas). The Jeff
lisvl* Guard* are a little weak
In (ho catching and pitching de
partment, but they are banking
on their outfield.
LETS GO OF WHEEL
TO GRAB FOR HAT;
AUTO IS DITCHED
Miss Audrle Howarth, of the
Cascade hotel, Terry ave. and
Howell st., while learning to drlvn
an 'automobile, let go of the steer-
I Ing wheel to grab for the hat of
her companion as It blew away.
The auto went off the rond, four
i miles south of Everett, and (he
four occupants were InjtWed.
It ImpptMird Sunday afternoon.
flfnlriPH Mlkk Howarth the Has
HBUKi-r* wnre: (ioorßp A. Johnaon,
820 Moron av«, own<>r of thf car:
Stewart Hitg»r of .leffernon and
Tarry, and Mi»» Anna Stanley, 24ttj
avo. and E. l'lke.
How They Stand
In the Leagues
m tii a too iioim
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Hmlth. llriHiki. fUrth H*<ilfl<* l»lt —
Qulgnl H*urifl«* flj <'oltrln. Hhi*
l»«>uhl« |»Uy Wuffll lu rolliin to Mh««ly
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fttoltn (tin 11 h I*«•«'■« ott t>«Jl» Off
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FRAT FOLK TO VISIT
There are to be high revel* bare
neit »• «k when 200 membera of
Delta Tau Delta fraternity paaa
thru here en rout« Kaat from their
national biennial contention at Han
FYanrlaoo. SeattJa Delta have
chartered two atramera to flee 'em
a ride about Pngot sound, and
there'll b« other doltgs dlddlng
The federal league baa atarted
lfc-cent baseball all over the circuit
and It aeema to ba making a hit
Five and 10-cent moving picture*
revolutionised the theatrical gam*
and those prlre* may put baaeball
on It* feet again On Auftiat K the
Ted* claimed If-.000 people at New
ark and »,(»O0 <>n a Monday. After
bleacher *eat* are aold tba fana
flock to the grandstand, admlailon
to which la a quarter It la better
to play to a crowded honaa at 10
rent* a throw than to empty itand*
at four blta and a dollar
Every man who takes a sporting chance on
: ■ * dimc against a tidy red tin of Prince
mfiSg? Albert tobacco—whether it's rolled into a
Bros makin ' s cigarette or jammed into a jimmy
tITH * P'P®"" l ****** aM* ***** himself. Just can't
■' amE3&£■**'• ■' he,p il » t>ecrtllse p A. sure enough is built
' Cm * Cr ° SS p,ate ' ° ne%
It's « 100 to 1 shot that P. A. will Jolt your system
with joy. Men, today you can smoke your fill, all
day, all night, and Prince Albert won't even make your
tongue tingle 1 That's just about why men call
'
>RIN£E
Why, to know that everlasting smoke-Joy It yours is Just like get- j: i4.i-3 ■■
ting some money from home in the early mail every a. m. Makes >
you (eel mighty cheery and puts you on the firing line for whatever _
your |uili. Unit's the idea!
BROKEN LEG LUCKY
ACCIDENT FOR OUR
YOUNG 3RD SACKER
Prank Qulgnl and Hla Bride
SPOKANE. Aug. It.—Prank
Gulgnl, third baseman for tha
Seattle Northweatarn baaaball
club, and formerly with tha
Spokane Indiana, wia pure has
ad by tha Benedicta thia morn.
Ing for a Ufa contract He
algnad up with the marrlad
men'a club thla morning whan
ha lad Mlaa Mayma lawa, pop
ular Spokane girl, to the altar.
Guignl wa* fanned by Cupid
a few month* ago, whin hi*
leg wa* broken, at the opening
of the eeaton. The little god
knocked a horre run and the
ball player hid no chance
when he met Mia* L*w*. He
mad* a bate hit with her and
Boxing in California Dead
for All Time, Says Coffroth
Boxing promoters and fight fol
lowers of California t»l«•• * gloomy
view of the future of the sport. Ac
cording to Jim ("offroth, th'-re la
■mull pro*[KM t of boxing being re
stored to the state where *o many
championship* have charged
hand*, lie even experts the gain''
to die a natural death In the Kast
for lark nf Interest, due' to the fart
that championship matrh<-s have
heen practically wiped out.
('offroth naturally la not Inclined
to underrate the lni|iortKU<r. of the
houta he promoted and the effect
they had on the fortune* of the
■port 111 general. He underratea
the possibilities of boxing under
the no-decUlon clause, for whleh
he professes the utmost seorn.
That Interest has fallen off to
some extent alnre California raised
the bar against the aport Is true,
but that ha* been the result of hav
ing su'h uninteresting ihamplon*
as Freddy Welsh and Johnny Kll
- at the head of two Important
division*.
she doubled at their first meet
ing.
Gulgnl I* s former Stanford
and Santa Clara university ball
player and will return to Cali
fornia at the end of the season
to enter Into business. he says.
SPORT
SJWIES
Walter McKenry. pitcher aent to
Cincinnati by Victoria, has more
than made good He held Pitta
burg to five hits yesterday and won,
6 to 2. The Keda have been com
ing strong of late
Brooklyn net the pace In the Na
tional league last we»-k with *1*
out of seven; the Phillies won
three and lost one In the Ameri
can, Boston won seven game* and
lost one, while both Detroit and
Chicago won three and lost one.
Ban Johnson, Amsrlcan league
boat. *ays 10 cents Is Sll the
Federsl league should tvsr
have charged.
There wa* not a single National
league umpire who protected when
johnny Ever* announced he wa*
going to quit baseball. And none
hurrahed either when John changed
bis mind.
It's going to he an odd day.
Jim Flynn l*n't going to try to win
the hearywelght title from some
one 40 time* as good ss he I*, sod
Hackenschmldt Isn't going to rassle.
Federal league batters were
completely fooled by the "mud
bill," but President Qllmore
knocked It clesr out of the
leagus.
One reason why the Chicago Cob*
have not won of late Is the fact
that Jimmy Vaughn, star left fielder.
I* dlsMtlsfted because three or fonr
men on the staff receive a larger
salary, and la not trying to pitch.
Vaughn baa won only one game for
Chicago since June 23, and has
been taken out aeven time*.
JIM COFFROTH
THREE MOTORCYCI£
MARKS AT TACOMA
TACOMA, Aug 16.—New world'i
motorcycle records In the 100, 200
and 300-mlle, events were made yes
terday on the Tacoma Speedway
association lattice track by Earl
Armstrong of San Francisco. He
won the 300-uille ttv k on an Indian
In 3 hours, 46 minutes. 29.9 seconds.
His average was 79, M mile*. His
average for 100 rnlle* was 81.41
miles an hour, and, for 200 miles,
82.8 miles an hour.
BEAVERS WIN
TACOMA, Aug 16.—Melkle and
McfJinnlty were hit hard yesterday,
the Heavers winning, 7 to i. Score:
Vancouver 7 13 2
Tacotna 4 6 3
Batteries —Smith and Cheek;
Melkle, McGinn Ity and Stevens.
COAST STAR SOLD
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16 —
Clauds William*, Salt Lake's stat
pitcher, cat sold yesterday to the
Chicago American*. Williams nil
drafted by Detroit two year* ago,
but failed to stick. At one time
this spring be was ready for r»
lease.
RUGBY STAR QUITS
STANFORD TTNTVERSITT, Aug.
16.—Otto O. Lacbmund, Stanford !
star rugby player, has announced
that he will not enter college thli
fall, but will go Into business la
San Francisco.
MORMONS GET STAR
CHICAGO. Ang. I#.—Jimmy
ton. White Sox third buemu. left
here today for Ban FYanclaco,
where he will join the Salt Lak<
C«Mt leafne team next week.