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PAGE SIX
ATHLETIC PARK
TOO SMALL FOR
TIGER ROOKIES
Athletic |>ark, Tuconia's official
bagehiill field located some
whereH west of th; Illh and X
Htreet junction, ahvn\s appeared
to local fanh to i>e large enough
for au> kind of hull.
Hut those who went out to the
ol' dlßinond yi'sterda.. ulleiiiODii
mid tins noralng earn to anoth
er BOBeltteioi I'aleae Rum Hull
trims linnii his training aquad,
he'll have to ri i> out the back |
fence and let some <>i the bail
toaaeri practice In tilth street.
Hall luis ::u or mure men In
uniform. And vhtfl jrou tui t%
men hitting fuugo Hie.-, taking
batttog practice, running baeea,
and i la}lng cat v ail in a field
':• .'.-df Atiiieth park, >cm find!
tkal foe; have ooaelderablj more!
tlimi i- Dereeaary for comfort.
Hi-s declared todaj 'iiat hei
kai 111 ih ; r bunch of expert' i
Amateur Games
U'IIKHK •rH^:^ im.av.
iii'cs i list ahowing where
aojne of the lira atsateura of Ta
loma will i'la> tl.is Maaou:
Jaa '■r»is> — \uiuiin.
Paul ntiajiir —White s.i\.
Itini (.inn.—Siiii-lu-r.
I r«n Wood* —Smeller-
limn- CinuH —IHiPMH.
1 I'll I- I > 1111 \ ——\\ IK.lilllCll.
I/nine Mi < krl—\\ uiiilnn'ii.
kaa lifir«-l<'iiil—Hu, l:i'<iiiiH
TiK«-r«..
Art Sniitli—Vi ..in line ii.
Haj \\ ilkou -U—W .•u'liimm.
limn Ihi in iin iin I—l in I'nut.
.lull- Shimer—Kinrlier.
\\ ItymiiiiK—Mn, 'Imoiiin litt
er*.
I'll-*. IX'lll.ll i» \\ lUlllllK'll.
Kkimn i^ikcr— tl'oudmca.
UaMar #aa*aa —Me> Taro**« liii-
\l l hi Urn" lie—\\ iiimlhu'ii.
\i>. Of it ad—AhevaVav.
I'll'icr I'rii/icr—Mlnrial.
I i"i 'I'M) lor—Woii'lmii'ii.
I>m «r llaiitlninl —\V ilt.<--<ni.
I'hlU'lnoll Slll»'l|«T.
(•UlMlst I'Otll \\ oolllllt'll.
Il\ I Ml \< 11. TOO.
The Parkland Athletic clulj
baKfbiiil team is in !hk organised
•Ki'l" "ii.s year, iuiil will U.ivi'
many of the s.iiai' fast |ilu\ors
who were Included in Iti linen r>
Ihsi hmh. \inst (ii ilia playeri
llw- in Fern Hill, lull linve adopt
ed Parkland as the official liotne
for ilieir ball • 111 ■ > IttctUM Fern
Hill ilofs nol '"ii-i a diamond
good enough for amateui gamea.
The Invincible hi.tiny. And)
Nelson mid Bill} Strong, will
work for the Parkland A, C. this
ye»r. Among others on the club
Will i.c .Miller, third base; Rud)
Kiesel, hs or p.; Jack Clark, L'h:
Leonard Brotten and mil Btora
a-li, Hi.
(oml'l.k/h: w tails
ok VALLKY i i;\<.i X
At a meeting last Right t lie
new Vhllc. icatuc completed de
tails for its coming seasoß. The
league was fornially organised
whin the Wilkt'Miii, Sunnier. Huy
tllap, I.;iKe Cttf, MOOM an<l
Monograms presented I"'" forfeit
Hpl<'ce. Carbonado could not get
sufficient I'la.Mrs. him) dropped
out. Buckley «ii alii dropped,
to make the league n lil-club af
fair.
The Valley team will begin
their rare April SO, with Moose
at l.akf City, MoDucratni at I'uy
allllii and \\'H!;»-ni\ at Bumn >r.
Homer King of the Ktnibali Hun
Store h;is Offer d a ImnilsiMiiv
troi'liy to the league winner,
BATTKKY i:i:oivi:\ t r.
The famous battery of Murry
and Bmuoa, which worked m tl
fectlvely for Hoy lac( year, has
been broken up, according to re
ports. 1111 l Murray, the ttsr
pitches, Is sail to have ilgned
vlth Hip South Ttcoma Tigers,
iriiile Elmer Benson, one of the
PANTAGES
UTTI.K l,«»ltl) l{(till. UTS
iiiiii inn i TROt'PK
KOI II VAGABOXM
KOI It UTHKH BIG A (IS
T.M'OMA TIIKATMS
All Thi* Week to liUlitv
\l»lii lim hi-lii
WII.KKS STOCK OOMPANV
—IN—
"TMK THAU. «>K THE
bOMtfIOMK mm:"
Sii|htli I'i.kliii Hi.ii of I'.nui
til ill I■l I v
MATINI'.K \VBDS BMMY
I-i i..-—M.iuii.-. -. 10c. 2.1 c.
Night*. 15c. 2fto. Mfl A Mfc
I'lioiic Mi.ln .VII.
Ho\ Office O|i«n I>hll,v.
Steamers Tacoma and
Indianapolis for Seattle
L«»v» Municipal Duck. Taea
«■■. fill • 00. lltl > na . 11l
«:«*. I •«. 7:00. •:•« p. w.
I^cav* Colman Dock, S*altl«k
I:» 0. 1:00. 11.00 a. m. 1 :(•. I a«.
:00. 1:00, 111 ? . m
FUUH and Flout Sl«am«r&
llngl* Far*, lia; Round Trln»
Ha.
Blaki n»np,i TrlM Daily.
». a. JOlflQ* <■<■•!.
Olflc* atu»t«ipal Dock. M- I4«y
fined plajers due Saturday, and
he Ih Hiire afraid thai he will have
to klip I lew pink ticket! to part
cf his present s<|uad before tli.it
time, or take th" crew out to the
boundleM prairies, where tkejr
can find room,
Amonn the new recruits arriv
ing > c-iicrdiiy were Roberta, form
•f catch r with ike Ptttaburg
I-Vds. |.. .1. KdwanU. catcher,
former)) uilli the Portland City
league, and 1.. C Berhaat, ratdi
•■r, in the Central ami Three!
ic v net.
Ther til a practice came be
tween t»i> si|uiids veiterdaj aft
ernoon, Hie teami helng -elected
by Harrj Cheek ami Pat Uoran.
Practli c i elan* ever] day al 1 8
i'tnl cads i,( | . It, with mii hour
for lunch. The funs are wl
come in visit Athletic park and
Ki\e the re Tttiti tlie "once over."
beai ba< katoi i .1 >norm the ama
teure, Intend! to manage the
HlMtnaway Athletic club'i ball
team,
•IT Ol TMi: (. \MC.
Ki!iii«' Kic-.li, (Kjpular pla] i r
"ii the Parkland A. V. team, is
■ufferlug from i>lood-polaonlng la
the hand, and « mi l« out of the
game for pan of the aeaaoa-
IM»S| Idlti.l I.
Don'i foi-get the ]n^ benefit
dance of the Hill Ath
letlo club'i ball team, Friday
Dlght, iii Campbell'i hail, 4"tii
mid McKinley.
jSMiNS \\| 111 \l Itl' 11V.
Joe Qralt.v, veteran aeml-pro
i.iii player, ha> ilgned a contracl
i" r»laj «iiii the Auburn tparn
iiiis year, (.ail teaaon Joe made
iin esoelleni ibowlag 1 with thli
club, inn early In the fear lie
hurl hit ankle and wai laid up mr
lome time, Bui thai didn't df«
ceuraga him in the leaat, He
helped Auburn win i majorlt) <>r
its garnet, and lie Ik aura to be
'iiu> of ' lie tnainitayi of tl)«' i <«i *;
team,
i»\\( i; mi. HIT
The v.. 0. VV. Xo. 718, ball
rtentn'l dmii■>■ „: Moom iiall last
iiißiii v.iih a great iuccch One of I
lite hits of the evening wai the
I boxing match between the Mer
] ritt i wins. Thej boxed ■ Blash
llug, itnaihing four roundi, The
\ Woodmen i hank their many
friradi who made tiie eveat > suc
cess.
n \\ si KDAV
The Tribune Beavers and \v. 0,
V. . team N<. 7'is will m*M Siii
daj at l:3o at Whitman grounds
for a practice game, Gloomy
Qranstrom, who has been f-iKtud
by \V. 0. \V., will start the fun
for his team, nmi be caught by
Llbke. The <>i<l Bhararock bat
tery, Fred (.'romwell and H. Dwy
er. win work lor the Beavers,
Henrj fournier has also beea
ilgaed to miri thin seieon mr
Clare Dwyer's boys.
RELAY TEAM IS TOO SPEEDY AND
TRAINER FORCED TO DISBAND IT
Mirliijtrtir* t«vo-iiiilo i-elay I emu—left to rijtlii, Ihmnell)-, Mv r|.hy, Trainer I anill, < hm.,11.
I fer.
Too mmii speed lion spelled the
ilixl'it tialoiimi-ii t of ilis two-mile
relay team at. the I'nlverftlty of
Mlrhlfcin. Trainer Karrell an
nounced after the Wolverines set
lat Buffalo at T:Bf l-§, that the
teaa would not run another race.
PETER'S
IFFLE
McX W'illiamH in gather
ing a team around him at
Spokane that hait all tlie
looks of a very formidable or
ganization. He has located
Eddie Meneor, former Pltts
burK Pirate abortpatckar
and old time Northwestern
le.iyuer, ami lihk ainnod up
■"liny" Leonard. If Tim"
in right, lie will prove a val
uable addition to th" Nix.
Oftentimes when I I'iitri
li>t feint*, lii» opponent needs
the ammonia bottle.
"Megaphone MIIUt" wiis
In Ti.i liuiiiM last f.ill When
the flood caBM iiloiift. "It
ni tiit- greateat flood i ivw
law," say* the popular con
cesatoa man. "Alter it had
pasaed over, there wasn't
ewn ii ■emblaace of that
beautiful ruce rOUrM lt'ft.
Vou'ii never know there imd
been ■ track there, except for
n remnant of grandstand ie"
OH the lot."
Millar aajra thai thwt't ■
graal abundance of good ball
playen in the Boath, The; re
falling over each other to r (jt
joiis. aii'i man) are headed
towards the N'ort liwestt-rn,
hoping to locata ham and up
here,
HdiiKiii i.ooUb Kit." wrltee
ji sirilie with the (iimitH. If
the aaid Rouarh don'l look fit
EARLS CONNERS AFTER HONORS
Earl conners, Tacona'i b«»
--i. mi tight, is aUwtlßi out to
make i sane for nlmaelf.
L*»der iiinnion of Paul it< ■ 1 ■■,
the ynimi! lioxer lian arranued a
teriei of uatchca thai will not
onlj nivo a good opportunity to
>;ci into the bin none) back eaet.
but \viii permil iifm to capture
the Borthweßteni utie. If i»« i«
cßpablOi
Friday nlghi Karl will b«»
Young Harrahao at Soaiiie. li.ir
rahao ii the lad wba ••feated
Claude Barron at IteeU'i la*l
IN THE CAMPS
OAMKH VKBTBRDAY
New Yori< NatiOMil l a Ntw
Orleans Boutbem 4.
Pilr*l)iir« Xutioiiiils I, Mtnphtl
Boutbem ■).
Huston National! 7, Richmond
[Bternationali ■"."
Chicago Nationals 2, Shrcvo
port i .'in innu.i no.
Detroit 11, OklalKima City
Weetero 6,
Phlladelpllla Anierioans ',
Charleston South Aatlantlo l.
With three men who run run a
half mile under two minutes he
Isn't going to waste time on a
two-mile event, but will go In for
the middlo distance honors. Sep
arately tinted lim membern ran
their relays as follow*: Carroll,
THE TACOMA TIMES
a month hence Broadway
will l>e Haying "Routch in it
•lm. 1
Bill muley. Great Falls
liiiot, lihh lucked up a nitty
niourid artist in "Rudy" Kal
llo, whom he Rpcured from
Oakland. ■Ruily" is a I'oit
lainl lio\ lie Ikih served in
the I'nlon association niiil
Tri-Slati' l<;inne. He \\;isi
i onsiileivi) one of the liext
hea\erg in tlie Rio Orandc
H*oct*ttOH last year.
Clnis M:itlie\vson will (|iiit
the slul> and turn nmpiru if
his ann don't mend. One
day Ofl thin |ob at St. Louis
would reform the Old Mauler,
Portland is siding up and
tnkiii|t more notice of the
wrtßtlinn liont between
Prank Vance and Eddie
OTonnell. to talce place next
Friday, than toytkiag in the
nun line Him luis been pulled
Off in Port kind Hlnco John
B#rg i.in up ritark si. in liis
kimono with the pale r«
--i-i-il ts.
Ti|i to bHbeliall magnutes
who niit'rialt/i' on economy:
A\ iiy not pack the iiast-llin-;
with M»*x Honey on rainy
aaya instead of using nuv.
dunt?
imoker la Taeoma, March 2.
On April IS, ('miner* will meet
Bert Hughes at Everett in a four
round bout, and on tho lTtli lie
will tackle TOI Vernon at Abrr
dOOfl In a l<>.round go- <>» Ihe
■amc evening Paul Itoeli will nix
with l'iiH Laage for 10 rounds.
"We're liotli in perfect couili
tion, and tralnlßg hard every
day." B*td Itaala today. "1 BO
lieve Connera will win a knock
out In Bl Testsr two of Ills three
bouts. Ha'i going after sonic
honors now and ho means bttlt-
BOOB."
BILLIARDS
Aadrawi' partati —a. j. Scai
lon won from Lee Turner, 7."> to
.*, I. making ■ record with a high
run of S5, Toßigßt Jack Brown
meets c. ft. Patanoa.
Petorsoa-Cookiia'a parlors— C,
Howard won from G. Williams In
the amateur pocket billiard tour
ney, 7.'i to .'.I. F. Hoops won
from K. Woody, 7" to 71. fo
niKht. R, A. Stephenson vs. Ar
thur Fre'iiian.
1:."7 2-B; I'fer, 1:58; Donnelly,
1:r,9; Murphy, 2:02. The rec
ord equalx the intercollegiate out
door time and Is a second faster
than Mr- mark established two
weeks ago by the Yale squad,
when Michigan fished third.
William Farnum and Dorothy
Bernard Starred In "Bondman 9
Doroth) !'.<-■: 1;• 1.1. Mrho has the role of (iicclim, the Icelund
lK'lle, who is heroine in Hall Caiue's famous story, "The llond
niaii," at the Liberty this week.
Kiglit hundred men ami women
clad in picturesijue IcoUuld BOB
tunies, the latter the result of
months of research on the part
of experts, tln> Icelandic ponies,
actually imported from the
N'orthlnnd, cattle, sheep, pigs,
hucksters' booths, a great wrcat-
Hng arona and tlie liottßt of
I.hwk. all tlieae are seen la the
great festnal scene In the latest
William Fox stupendous pttoto
COAST
TEAMS
START
•> <* 1
« PACIWC ('OAST LEAGUE •;
„ i
I
■i, HtandiiiK <»' the t'llihs. •? i
# Won. liost. IVI. »
4 Tortland . . 1 0 l.04« •
•; Salt Lake . I 0 1.00(1 •
• Lob Angeles 1 0 LOOK •♦
I » Frisco 0 1 .001) |
I Oakland . . 0 1 .000 »•
0) Vernon ... 0 1 .000 $>
•
MATM MX
SAN" FRANCISCO, April I. —
Before 11 crowd of 15,000 persons, j
N'nyes and Illgginbothani of the i
PortUnd team deloated the San j
Francisio SealH in the opening I
Kiime yesterday, C to 1. OulftO,
Portland'a new jilayer, hit a
homer and a single, and BOOrod
twico. Score: H 11 X
Portland I 8 I
Baa rraaetaco 4 7 3
Batterioa: Noyes. Hlg|lnbotb-|
am and Fislior; Sleen, Buum and'
Bopulvote, 11. Elliott.
IN NAI/T I,AKi:
SALT LAICS, April .'». —The
home club won the openliiß game
of the season yesterday afternoon
7 to 4, before a crowd estimated
tit 10,000. The score:
X H ■
Salt Lake 7 10 t
Oakland 4 || 2
Batteries: Fittery and Han
nah; Klawitter, Manser and bl-
Uott. j
AX(iKI-S YICTOIIS
LOS ANOELKS. April I, —
There wpre 1(1,000 persona out
for the opening name of tho Coast
league here yesterday. Los An
geles defeated Vernon, fi to 2.
Manager Frank ChanCe was or
dered off the proundß In the 7th
for disputing Umpire Held. The
score: H H X
Log .\m .!■ ■ 5 7 2
Vernon 2 3 2
Batteriea: Ryan and BoIob;
Hess, Quinn, Johnson and Hprnr
er.
S. S. LEAGUE
TO ORGANIZE
The Pierce County Sunday
School association will hold its
annual meeting and election of
officers tonight at the Y. M. C. A.
In connection, the baseball di
vision of the association will meet
and organize. This Is the last
day for entries to be received
aud for teams to deposit their
forfeit inoiifv.
TURN TO IHK Ct-ASSIFIBD
WANT ADS ON PAGE 7 FOR
XI.SI ITS HUE PAGE SEVEN.
play, n BBfOOII reproiliK lion of
Hall Catao'l "The Bondman,"
starring the liiteniiUionully iioini
l;ir \\"lljinni Faniuui und Horothy
berimrri, whlili opened at Hie
Liberty today.
It is a scene which represent*
research of the most painstaking
kind and an atlentlon to detail
which is microscopic,
On tko new bill ;ilso is a good
comedy, "The Utabapa of Muaty
Suffer."
WHERE TACOMA IS i
AMUSING ITSELF |
Theaters
TACOMA
\\iiu«'s Btoch t**inf wy. ""!
ueek in "The Trail of tIM
LotMBOOM Tine."
Salintiiiy—Xew York Hyin-;
l>li((ny orchestra inn' Si*tt
I|i>liiimii, in concert.
lUUI—(BMPBBM)
Dark. Theater being re-!
in ode lied.
PANTAdFS
Little Lord Kolierts, dimin
utive comedian, and i-i\-iir(
vuudeville hill.
Movies
AI'OM.O
"\n\ York," hig sensation
-111 film, with HhIM Hoed.;
■ uiul "Fatty and Mubel Adrift." ]
couniiAii
> "Oiploinacy," with Marie!
| l>or<>.
LIREHTY
'■The Itoiidiiinii," with Will
iam l-'iiriium.
hy i iti:i>mi: viim.
Harry llillnrd, stage favorite,
is featured with Theda Hara in a
now Fox release called "Gold and
the Woman," Theda doing the
vampire stunt.
- * •
K. 11. Sothern, famous Shakes
pearan Hftor. will shortly aiipear
on the screen for Vitagraph.
BMtrfl 'Mich
el«? nri lias re
turnerl to the
screen. "Bea"
won a large i'ol
lowiiiK of fans
two years ago
by her splendid
work in "Ba
lomy Jane,"
and they will
all be glad to
see her in
The Unwritten
Law. 1'
Ormi llawley. former LaUl
star, will noon make her debut as
a World Film star In 'The Social
Highwayman," playing opposite
Edwin August.
".lark" O'Brien, who directed
Mary Plckford in "The Found
ling," will remain as a regular di
rector for the Famous Players
company.
Griffith promises soon to re
lease his new picture, still un
named, which he declares will
surpass Ills famous "Birth of a
Nation" film.
Francis J. (Jrandon, former Se
llg director, has joined the Metro
forcei.
Comedy Is Added to Big \
Dramatic Bill at Apollo -
I'iitty. Miil.el, and rlirir il<>u l'i<lo. in one of the iu\\.'-t .'ml
m«s» KaWoManMM Ke>|etuaw 'Tl'M ia;lo roaMaVoa, "l-'uit.v »m«l Maiu-l
Adrift," at the A|h>lli>.
Vtidcii to tiii- already itroni
will at the Apollo lie notable
comedy, "Fatty mvi Mabel
Adrift," <>|>eiiK today in eoanoe
tion wltli t lie powerful drania
"Npw York," and the porforn
umv.s of tlit Hawaiian Trouba
dour aexteUe. For variety ami
nener:'l intcrr'-t no till of re em
memory iv ecllpaed it.
I'ict irtKiue. spli y "New York"
boldi l«efou tlie aiulienip Ibe '••
--•on of the futility of the l'a>t
life of tho „11- ■ 11• i■»> 1:?- It tt> 11
Clever Paramount Star In
Sardou Drama at Colonial
Pretty Marie l>oro here in f anious Hardou ilnuua. "I>i|il<>nva
Fascinating Marie Doro Is fea
tured at the Colonial theater for
four days in "Diplomacy," from
v siml'm: way to
HKMOYI-: UAXDRVFP
There 1b one sure way that ha»
never failed to remove dandruff
at once, and that is to dissolve it,
then you deßtroy It entirely. To i
do this, just get about four
ounces of plain, common liquid
iarvop from any drug store (this
Ih all you will need), apply it at
night when retiring; use enough
to moisten the scalp and rub It lv
gently with the finger tips.
By morning, most If not all, of
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications
will completely dissolve and en
tirely destroy every single iign
and trace of It, no matter bow
much dandruff you may have.
You will find all Itching and,
digging of the scalp will stop In
stantly, and your hair will )>•
fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and
soft, and look and feel a liun
dred times better.
"AUMTtiBMUBIIt. "
Wednesday April 5, 1916.
gripping!) Interatlog story i>ut
the inor.it it tOaCßet overMiadow S
i iu> ascttcnu nl it produos.
•■Fatty iiml Mabel Adrift
shows llofioe Arlnicle kUd Miilel
Nortnand in one of tupir hi < 9t*
forts. In it tliry arc < jt^ ■ tdrt(|
in v BOttagC nt sea on their lion y
uioon. Tbetr iv-jiic is uttended
by iiia 11 \ sidesplitting •itUßtloMi
and the retribution flatted upon
(he bandits lhat put them tl (lie
mercy of tli> storm in fast ami,
in nny.
the-*reat drama by Sardou. Thlf
is not the first time Unit Mlsa
Doro lias appeared In thin inter
esting drama of political in*
trigues, an she was starred with.
William (iillette and Blanche
Kates in tlie stage version of ihe
play at the Empire theater in
New York last year. KxinTienca
gained in her stage worU has
helped her wonderfully in th«
photodraiutlc adaption of th 4
play.
Elliott Dexter, who recently
married the charming Miss iJuro,
appears as her husband in thli
picture, taking the role of Julian,
a member of the British diplo
matic service. The picture as
an inlernational flavor, aud,
though by no means a nar pic
ture, and containing no alleged
battle scenes, It hints of war and
diplomatic complications, spying
and official deception, making i(
a truly timely production.