PAOa TWO.
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS I ȣgfftffi
JOE BONDS MEETS
DEFEAT AT HANDS
OF BIG AL NORTON
Jo* Bonds, Tacoma boy. rsectv
sd tha worst sst-bask af hi* right
bag career which started so suav
ptcloualy in thla etty a coapls at
year* ago, by his defeat at the
hands af Al Norton of Kansas
City after *t> rssma* *f flghtii.j
la tha Holland araaa ta Butt*.
Montana, last night Bond* was
halslaa* Is tb* sixth by th* terrl
bta onalaugnts of hla more ox
partsoi ed opponent aad held on
ta tb* rupea during tbe last **c
oads of th* round. Referee John
Mcintosh could do nothing cUe
thaa to stop ths fight and award
th* delation to Norton, although
h* fa* credited wtth a kneeasut.
Bond* had a ahade th* fc**t
of th* first round, according to
tb* press dispatches and fought
Nortoa sven is th* second round.
Aftar that th* match wa* oae-
Tha fight was scheduled for 12
roasds.
Although Jo* was gams and
determined to glvs his best Nor
ton displayed more rlevernens
and landed telling blow*. There
r
The Greatest Sporting
Stories Ever Written
Hugh Fuller-ton at Hit Best In
"THE FIVE TENSEST MINUTES
IN SPORTS"
tllugh Fullerton's battered typewriter has
produced many thrilling pieces of fact and fic
tion, but liis.most marvelous work is yet to be
pulilishctl. It ia 'The Five Tensest Minutes in
Sport," a gripping, powerful series, with excite
ment and suspense in every senteuee.
Truth is, indeed, stranger than fiction. No
fiction could compare with these articles, sll
founded on fa<t. They are masterpieces in the
literature <>f athletics, aud their attraction is not
limited to sport-lovers alone. The schoolboy or
his grandmother can read them with equal de-
Jim Corbttt -U Kvery one is a drama of words and a tvonder-
The Panther ful example of descriptive narrative.
The panther-like <'orbett hat! .Jeffries, the Jfrt tef
hull, whipped and ready to quit. Then came A%\
The daring l>e Palnia was winning. The $'JO,- Tr*^^^*^^^*^
000 prize was within his grasp. WHAT HAP- , |s>/
The Tacoma Times is going to tell its going IP>*"
to publish these entertaining stories. The first *>' ."Ti
appears Monday.
"THK FIVF. TENSEST MINI'TF.s 1N I . SBKmWZ^V*
ON I MIN IT E A DAY. The MY^ *f vJt eeL.
DON'T MISS THEM!
IN THE TIMES ONLY!
The
Ragtime
Stairway
at "Coinev
Iceland"
wasnt a single round Is whicn
ths Tacoma boy bad tha beat of
tha milling. But Jo* was game
Tb* ftsjkt waa a antra***** ta
Joe's Tar am* frtaada, who ex
peeled him to ssaks a better
showing Howswar. It sppasrs
tbat Bouda want aat ot hla eiavss
ta the esatsat. At pr—cat Bead*
can lay a* claim to matches with
rugged aad •xperteaced men sach
as it appear* ha met last night
but the dsy may rem* whan the!
local boy will yet reach tha top.
Boad* leave* today for Tacoma.
Challenge Cup
Goes to Yankees
HEN LEY ON THAMES. July 4
—The Harvard stscond eight and
tbe the Colon Boat club of Bos
ton yesterday eliminated the en
tries from Winnipeg and tb*
Mayacene Rowing club of Eng
land. This leave* tl*)e two
American crews to race each
other in the finals today.
"RITCHIE STUMBLED INTO TRAP SET BY WELCH"
SAYS BILLY NOLAN HIS FORMER MANAGER
AMBITION TO 4 TtOSS POND
IVII Hit MlkHIVi 41 We
HUIT WILL UK RKSTtVNSI
tJL*. MIH lH»vt N* tl I «►►
AMEKI4 AN UtIHTWEIUHT
KIM. IS ISSIKIIOV Of
PEttH OP ALL PtUHT MAN
II.HIS Vtl*4» KIR.MIKI 1
HANDLE** Wll lit HID Mil
Ry BILLY NOLAN.
Former Man ****»■ ot WHak*
RiK-faie. Ijßklwaignl
4 liaiuivion.
a Tue light
weight i liaiu
piunship battle
In Ixindon on
July 7th, should
be a very pretty
contest between
two men who at
the present
time ars un
doubtedly the
pick of tho
world In their
respective divi
■tons. Both are
skilled boxers.
Billy Nolaa. u> , h|i is ,„, , h .,
cleverer, th* better general, th*
0000000000000000
THE WtHIA TDfIM
heiier infighter and a much
euieker ssaa *a bt* feat. Oa*
must admit Welah haa mat bet
ter m*a than Ritchie Ia stature
there is very little to choose.
Ritt-hle has youth ta his favor.
Is possessor of a b*tt*r punch.
snd possibly th* stroaaer ef th*
t»o.
N*vsr has a championship con
test fcaafj arranged where tbe two
coatestants' past performance*
eaa be comparsd a* wstl ss n
tha present case. RRcbl* met
l.ea.ii Cross in New York for 14 I
rounds gaining a newspaper de
cision by a slight margin. Short
ly after, Welsh met Leach Cross .
and tha content was very on* .
sided. Freddy played with the
New York dentist, easily defeat- .
lug him, receiving ths referee's
verdict.
Kitchie met Rivers and during .
the first half of the battle, the
Mexican handed the champion an
awfal lacing. in fact, it looked
us If the title was certain to,
change. Ritchie recovered, how
ever, ant flually won by the
knockout. The Welshman met ,
tree Los Angeles wonder and
tioiu the description. It wa* an
uninteresting battle aa Jo* Riv
ers could never land a blow on
tbe agile and tricky Welsh.
Now- Ritchie jump* on a 3000
--mile voyage across the pond and.
believe me, he cannot get ready
in the short time he ha* before
July 7th. Tbe same trip affect
ed the tosgheat lightweight the
world ever knew, Battling Nel
son, for soma 10 days after bis
arrival there—and It is certainly
going to have some affect with
the present titleholder.
The Marquis of Queen shury
rules were framed In England To
all appearance* the wording ia
very plain. However, the con
ception of certain clauses can be
construed differently as ws all
know with referee*. Jn Kng
lsnd the very clever boxer is
greatly favored, while in Amer
ica the majority prefer ths ag
gressive tearing In kind. Th*
strict enforcement of the clean
breaks will favor the Welshman. '
and will prove a great handicap '
to Ritchie. Welsh ia perfectly
at home under coaditions that
govern the match so I look for
him to be declared ths winner at
the end of ths 20th round.
Ritchie made a very poor match
and will lie a much wiser man on
July tth.
I FULLERTON'S
I FLASHES 1
Tha movies hare been proved
to be more popular than bane
ball: perhaps because the movies
never get sore arms.
Jim l.ilmore aaya he could
break th* National aad Aaierlmu
league*, la '-'I hour* If he sigiicl
all their players who waa* to
tninp. He nettle. i« to stats li«
a l»4i wimilil break the Federal
league.
Although half a dosen hall ,
clubs are ruined svsry season by {
religious dlaputes between 'he ,
player* we did not hear of one
ball player among tha 50.mi )
Christians who marched la Chi
cago.
The hoy scout movement has
reached Turkey. We Imagined It
started there.
Sxlard St inkovitz. Hungary
representative on th* Olympic
games jury, ought to fry a lot
of doughnuts.
I b*vWuTEL I Wh "*d ° **■
I£UUXrV •"■ K.VTER <W>W
Willie Kiti hie (lefll the i hampton i.n.l I'rssl.l..- VTelsh
whom Ritchie's ev-iiianagei. Ril ly Nolan, picks to win the title
in I oihlou on July 7.
AMERICAN
Hlanrling ot tw« Clubs.
Wos. Lost. "a*.
Philadelphia ...41 28 .594
Detroit tl 32 .5*2
Washington ....37 32 .nil
Boston 38 33 "16
St I-oul* t« S3 .522
Chicago 3« 33 .ttl
Cleveland 24 43 .ttl
New York 23 41 .3.1
Result* Yesterday.
Philadelphia 2-1, New York
0-0.
Washington 12-1, Boston 3-0.
Detroit 8,. Cleveland 2.
Chicago 3, St. Louis 2.
FEDERAL
Mantling of tM Hub*.
Woa. liO*.. Pet.
Chicago 17 26 .Ml
Baltimore 24 27 .557
Indianapolis ....32 27 .557
Buffalo 30 30 .Itt
Brooklyn It 28 .500
Kanaas City 12 34 .478
Pittsburg 26 34 .til
aa. Lout* 2* 34 -4JB
Rssulta Yeslerdsy.
Brooklyn », Bufralo 1.
Chicago 5, Indianapolis 2.
Baltimore 7-», Pittsburg 0-4.
RATIONAL
standing jl ir.a fJlnt**.
Woa. Lost. Pet.
Nsw York 17 tt .597
Chtrsgo 17 32 t36
St. Ixiuis 15 35 .500
Cincinnati II St .493
Plttaburg II 12 .492
Philadelphia ...31 32 .492
Brooklyn It 33 .4«S
Boston 26 38 .406
Resalts rrwtertlay.
Brooklyn 6, Boston 5.
Pittsburg 2, Chicago 1.
Cincinnati 5. St. Louis 3.
New York 6, Philadelphia 3.
GIANTS BEAT
VANCOUVER
BEATTI.E, July 4—Seattle won
from Vancouver y**terday 2 to 1.
Scor»: H H ■
Seattle t t 1
Vancouver 1 3 0
Batteries: r'nllerton and Cad
man; Clark and Cheek.
ME!)! JAPS WIN
FROM MILWAUKEE
TEAM 4 TO 3
The wonderful support given
the pitcher of the Meiji university
ulne saved ths name for th* vis
iting Japs at Athletic psrk yes
terday by one score. The final
result of the game was. Mnijl
university 4, Milwaukee team 3.
The game was featured hy
sharp fielding aud hard hitting,
all the way. Both teams played
sensational ball and the result of
the game was In doubt until the
last man was out in the ninth in
ol n a
Na'jima contributed the great
est thriller of the game when he
speared Mallory s long hit to left
that looked like a home run
The score: R H E
Milwaukee S 7 3
.Meiji 4 3 2
Batteries: Mitchell and Mal
lory; Osawea and Yeblzukt.
Pacific Coast League
Standing of ttv* Clans.
Woa. Lost. Pet.
Venice 4t 48 .564
I.os Angele* . ...50 40 .556
San Francisco ..47 45 .511
Sacramento . . .4. 43 .511
Portland 41 40 .504
Oakland 31 67 .ttl
Yesterday* Basalts.
Sacraments '...3.4 53..
Sacramento 11. San Francis
co o.
Portland 1, Venice 0.
l.o* Angeles t, Oakland 2.
It. VOW CBIVEJB BEHF.DY CO.
You people who have
J&M OWm. been doctoring wlth
»*ut result*, try th*
N TOW CIII.VEBB
ItHMKOT CO. whoa*
r H I N F. H R herbs,
bark* an* root
r • m c d I c a have
achieved *ome won-;
<serf.il result* For.
thouaande of year* I
tb* CHINESE peoplf
have used these rem- ,
,A,,Zl amm r lh. moat obstinate caeaa
1 of bu^Fd poT.on. a.thma. rheuma.
i ?S,m chronic •»» »^ rv l °."" IL'".'
1 «era. con.,lpatlon »"<» I d's. c"M. °i;
th. ,kki ttdneys, bladder and
.toniarn?' TRY *ur ranwdle. and be
It will not roil yon on* rent t*
call. If out of town, drop ua •
le< ter and atate your dl•**■•*.
d B. TOW IHIVKIK SItSKDI CO.
- I IMC. Parlfle ay. IISIUj t»«*ea*rca.
Tacnaaa. Wait. rkeae Mala UM
BtES RAP M'GINNITY
AND WIN THE GAME
VICTORIA, B. C, July 4. —
Tb* Tiger* found steel* yester
day for lour runs In tbe second
iuniag whaa s hems run by Brot
tem emptied th* sacks of three
men aad ■cored Brottem hiins.-lf
With s four run lead thisg-H look
ed good far the Bengals. But
la tbs last half of the frame the
■aa* rams back st kfcGlunit>
sad aearly evened- th* score by
pounding Joe for three runs.
Steele stayed In the bo* after
th* fatal fourth but couldu t
steady dowu. Narveson replaced
him and waa invincible during the
remainder of the gam*
Andrada replaced McGlnnity in
ths fourth aud pitched an air
tight game all the way.
There will tie another game
thla afternoon, beginning at 3
o clock.
TIMKH BOX SCTMU..
Tacoma. AB R H PO A If
Bender, cf . . 4 ■ U II 'J 0
Neighbor*, rf 3 0 1 0 t t
M.Mullln, lib .! 1 » 1 2 1
Bockel, 2b..4 0 1 0 3 1
Stokke, lb .. 4 2 2 12 " 0
Butler, b* .. I I 1 1 5 t
Prte*. If .... S 1 0 3 t I*
Brottem. c . 3 1 2 t 1 0
McOinslty, p 2 c 0 • 1 0
Andrada, p.. I © 0 0 1 0
Total* . . .31 6 7LMI
Victoria. AB R H PO A E
Morgan, it.. 4 1 1 1 v 6
Nye, 2b .... 4 1 1 4 2 0
Calvo, cr .. . 3 2 0 0 « •
Wllhoit, If .. 4 o 1 0 tl 0
l.atnb, 3b .. 4 1 1 0 4 1
Kelly. lb ... 3 1 114 0 0
Sen n lou, as. . :t 1 2 1 4 1
Hoffman, c .. 1 1 1 t 0 v
Steele, p.... I 0 0 0 0 t
Narveson, p . 2 tl I) 0 3 •
Totals . . .29 8 8 24 I.'! |
Tacoma tl 4 1 0 0 0 V I—t1 —t
Victoria tl 3 2 3 0 0 U * —8
Summary: Sacrifice hit* - —
.Neighbors, Hutler. Two-base hit
Krottem, Moran, ttf*. Home
runs Brottem, Stokke, Kelly.
Stolen bases Calvo, Scanlon and
Kilos. Bases on balls Off
Steel le 2. off Narveson 1, off Mc-
Clnnily 2, off Andrada 2.
DILI-OWTWINS
FROM PETROSKEY
KANSAS CITY, July 4 Jack
Dillon was awarded the decision
over Sailor Petioskey in a ten
rouiid bout yesterday.
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!*(!** aa* all CBKIONIC t>lß
»4*i- » af mfmn.
ll* Net Star A war •* Be—net
al tanner klalleea.
I waat t« plac* my awrvle**
wlthla r*ach of every oae and
make term* to suit Btam*
oaly youraelf. therefore. If yoo
a* not get th* benefit of my
•ervloea AT ONC*.
I- i •■* eaaminatton whether
you take treatment or not.
Hour* —* a m. to I p. ia.
dally; hton., W*<i.. Prl. an*
Bat. evening*, 7-t p a*.; Sun
day*. 1* to it only.
nit. A. K. SEVRttAWCtI
W»H Paettte a** Ce*. llth a*.
TICOMA, « \*ll
Private entrance, SalHj Com
merce st.
Satarciay, July 4, 191
♦ •
• KORIUU EBTERN LEAGUB •
♦ •
• Tefrd*** Rsssttkv t>
* Victoria t. Tacoma t. 4b
» Seattle 3. Vancouver 1. 4>
♦ Spokane 9. Portland 5. *
*> • •
• Standing of th* Claim. *>
• Woa. Lost. Pat. •
I Vancouver hi t% .t6t ♦
I Seattle ....61 SO tto *>
» Spokaue ..48 31 SOS %
• Victoria ...SI tt .S»3 *>
« Portland .29 48 .S7S t>
h Tacoma ...29 64 34t 0
0 •
* Where They Play Todsy. *
0 Tacoma at Victoria. ♦
* Seattle at Vancouver. *>
Portland at Spokane. ♦ *
0) 0
BUNCHED HITS
WIN FOR REDS
SPOKANE, July 4.—Th* lu
diaus won again yesterday from
Portland. 9 to 5, by bunching
their hits Score: X H X
Spokane 9 11 2
Portland 6 11 6
Batteries: Noyes. Hughes and
Arlett and AlunaiK Callahan and
llaworth. *
IKE WO . HIM st vii ii CO.
tsisv* a*. Partite ay.
T*l*a*a. vv ash.
Te th* Public:
■ I hay* b**a suff.r-
Ing from ehroale
stomach troubl** for
year* and found a*
• th*r medicine* eoul*
cur* ma until I be
gan to tak* Te* Wo*
Chine** Remedy. Be
fore I commenced-*
taking hi* remedy I
could not eat any
thing I wanted. Now
I can eat anythlag
beeldes I am feeling
wen go I wish to write him this
letter to *how the publlo that what
he haa done for aa* he aaa do for
you ReiD.titf ully,
W. J. BAKER.
Mo 1441 Fairbanks *(.. Taeaaia. Wn.
/Arm g V . WBj Bam.
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iwlth saw life *u*l v»in. anil in a
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Kle.-tra-Vlta. together with
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