The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1905, Page 2

RRR RARE RARER KERR AAR RRR RRR » * THE DOPE SHEET--* LEN * HUNT » ERR RE RE RO THE FUTURE OF THE GAME, } time is not far off when the pitch | Have you « gone up in will lose their present 1 | Dleachers and sat be y-| vantage over the batter and the | haired man, a man wh game revert to the apectacular Are stooped with age; whose has tong & ne and who sita w IVELIPR BALL NEEDED eyes riveted on the field, never yp wood doa ttle back- | Ong the least attention to those | st for the washes r Around him; whose furrowed, boney | of a philosopher, Even when h hands rest quietly on each knee, | plays the bench, he closely watehes | the pxcept when an impationt gesture gume, and asizes s approval or dis afraid that somet Seen vet ae ay? be done to keep the fans Interested is t an fan—the fan he game. n remember the game wher Something will have to be done, those playing him were be- | or the game will he fing toddled around in baby car- | sald Friday, “lL of these riages. hut-out games all these There are, of course, all kinds of | games with two, and four Weterans, Some of the latter-day | bit fan likes a game of that fans claim that the old fellows wt. The ordinary sport wants to make themselves obnoxious by tel € ball lambasted tnto the sub Ing how the game is not as inter ra dozen times during esting as it was when they were k he is get climbing the sunny side of life, and | Ung b [ w Now what's of how they never wore pillows on t elier ball their hands fn those days. : will be | To a nin extent the veteran ! Id, but will Bpeaks the truth; that is from the | !mprove the game 100 per cont. The Spectators’ standpoint. “The game | main tion ie that will put | Roday, as played among the bi all the infielders in the hoapital, | Beagues, is likened unto a machine, | but why shouldn't a man be able} In the old days the fielders were | to handle “ : y ball with be pit | . °. low-mitts that are now used as kept busy and the fans on edgy ng pp age PA cee = i ~ co ad Tt may be al! right for the base Dall enthusiasts of today to ridieule the old man; but, the game todo js not giving wholesale satisfac and many even predict that “Go to THE LION Today ngo with bare har There ts no | ae talking. The pitcher must be on | handicapped, or the national gw the | Will deteriorate, For myself, I would like to see a livelier ball.” in by-gone ages has Somebody For extra big bargains, Go any | ssid that ff you get a rat cornered @ay that you happen to want to save/ and “kid” ft, the beast will fight foney on your clothing or furntsh-/ ‘rhe national emblem of America goods LION CLOTHING HOUSE First Ave. South and Main Street Greenbaum's Cloak and Suit House From the maker to the wearer. ’ 1419 SECOND AVE. ‘Tel —Sunset, Main 448, It’s an Easy Matter * To buy a plano on D. & Johnston Co.'s easy payment plan, If you! ‘have not taken the time to tnvesti-| gate this matter it will pay every intending buyer to do se at once. You will find the biggest stock in They have studied the whole ‘the Northwest to select from, and no| shootin’ match with calm, dispas- finer line of instruments can be} sionate eyes and found that with anywhere than the Chicker-| hard work they could craw! out of fing. Hobart M. Cable,Kimball, Had-|the cellar. And they have done ft. | dock, Pease, D. 5. Jobyston Co. and) The only question which now re- Lakeside Pianos and Kimball Reed | mains is, will they continue to lead and Pipe Organs. We also carry|« better life? the Vocalion and Clough @ Warren gshurch organs. Simplex Piano Players that can be attached to any plano and the ‘Krell Autogrand Piano with the | player inside. Both 44-note and full compass J once consisted of a flag with a ser- | | pent cotied on the flag, with the in- veription, “Don't Tread on Me.” Since the beginning of the Pacific coast season this year the fans have been treading on the toes of the Siwashes. True enough a little ad- verse criticiam now and then ts | more apt to do good than harm, but | this continued cyniciam ts not going |to help the game any. In spite of | the fact that the Injuns have great- jly improved in their fielding and batting, there is still a bunch that continues to “holler.” It is said the lowly worm will tarn if trodden apon—also will the barrel hoop of commerce. If the rat will fight, the serpent bite, the worm turn and the barrel hoop kick a mon in the shins, why |not the Siwashes? FAnh FOOD Three out of four, That's going some. jRilectric Pianos with oF without) sists” Davis has a doll on his “ ae i | .Vietor and Edison talking ma-|Sinnjre'’ Propeller and couldn't )ehines and small musical = instru- ments of all kinds. Prices and terms cheerfully fur- _ Mished upon application. 5 Be sure and see us before decid- (ing om anything in the musical in- Be pet, ome D. S. JOHNSTON C0. Seattic’s Leading Piane House. 803 SECOND AVENUE, Burke Building. So ateinednatsene ae Special-Teeth Free Extracting, cleaning and examin- | ation FREE during ali this week. ‘The Brown's Painless Dentists will ve the lowest price ever known | and it ought to silence SEATTLE for strictly high-class | “carpenters.” Gental work. Don't put it off, but) Johnnie Burns is come in at ones. Good work at low * - prices, guaranteed for ten years, has | With the lumber. Go tt Johnnie, the fans want you to stay with them made « tor the Brown's Painiess 713} Russ Hall lammed,out a hit which First avenue. brought In a run Friday. Burns scored « run out to Waldron, ee the second baseman giving the ders trouble, it was a holiday for the piayers. Choimes de Whale and Nick Wil- Yams officiated as de kings o’ th’ diamond. Shields was no quitter this time. | He had all there is in the game— and then some. The sea-going antmals have been duck soup for the Stwashes. Wonder how Parke Wilson feels these days. Pretty soon the fans will begin to realize the Stwashes are some pumpkina. If Seatt! m ager ¢ don’t have a first divi- mation before the season it won't be Rusty Hall's fault, To shut out ‘Frisco Is going some me of the still coming world-wide reputation Dentists, by a long i It looks good to | passed four Wheeler struck out one and pass- ed two, The Seals seem to have put the kibosh on Johnnie Kane's batting Bxtracting and & SILVER FILLIN GOLD FILLING Other dentists come and go, but 3 the Brown's dentists remain the cE Pick Rhododendrons game reliable, up-to-date dentinta. Pleasant Beach Sunday, May 14, BROWN'S PAINLESS DENTISTS | Music. dancing, feld sparta. Boats ‘ 713 First Avenue leave pier 2 hourly after 9 a.m *°** — Parlors 1, 2, 2, 4, 5 and 6 Union| Lea Pee “gies “ge one door south of MacDougall Our Own “On-Est” Way Southwick’s. of getting your shirt business Houre—#:20 a. m. to 6:00 p. m.| “Monarchs” only $1.00 exch at F po virion "| as cc isch "2s PHOTO SUPPLY CO. ch Photegra, FREES FREE To the most popular man or woman in Seattle or King County. Two men hired to count the votes. Contest closes May 15. I vote for Mr. or Mrs... ‘Address. T have sold #0 much land close tn to Seattle the last two years on terms of 10 cents a day, and the Bive these choice five acres free ™man, rooms 1, buyers feel #o good 1 will So send In your votes to C. D. Hill- 2 or 3 Times block. | Shields struck out eight men | | | free te Amateurs ] a rie SRATTLE™STAR— SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1905 TWO Go0D STORIES OF DETROIT PLAYERS RAH FOR SAM CIRAWF “ORD, For some time on the training trip Manage Hill Armour feared that “Wahoo Sam,” the big frat baseman, was Ill, Crawford's appe- ite has always been something that ut into hotel proprietors’ profits, | for he went through the meou from soup to nuts and then gased at the back of the eard to see if any more was there But on this spring's trip, Sam cut out the noon day meal. No wor the team @md Armour pond Questioning Crawford did no goo and it appeared that the mystery | would nev be solved, until night just before the Tigers were | ready to leave the hotel, when tt all came out, A colored boy, bearing a note, wandered In and asked for Mistah Crawfawd.” Jimmy Barrett @id not mean to listen, but he aweare he could not help hearing “Wahoo. Sam” read; 1 “8S. Crawford, Aljion hotel—For dinners for week ended March 14, 96. J. Stulb, prop.” That was all, but ft let the gang onto the fet that Saxr had found a place where he got a bigger din ner for his money than he did at the hotel where the team put up. | And now Armour is not worrying | about the condition of hie big first STANDING OF THE CLUBS Wen Lost Pet Tacoma a | 16 615 Oakland . 2 By jan Francl ) . 21 o12 1 Angeles a 456 7 436 land 16 A10 ATI Al, LBAQUE ‘ N rk m2 Ci innatt - ' 652 Hrooklyn MATTY MINTYRE Chicag 42 Hoxton + ae “I saw a girl help a well known | Philadelphia ped MH. Louis... 273 American league pitcher win a game last season,” says Matty Mc- | MERICAN LEAGUE Intyre. “The girl was a fan of fans | and oceupled the same seat daily veland New ¥ When the team was in town, And | We on 45 St. Louls she knew the game from A to % jer 09 Detroit Ia this particular gam the | Philadelphia 00 Boston the last Inning and two men More | olsen at Recreation park Frid | out, and @ man was on second when | 8 Bere of 5 to 0, Bhields the manager ser & bignhunky | ch box for the locals and had the | substitute none of us had ever acon {30 going from start to finish be The real trouble for the Beals oc curred in the sixth inning or ant ata aeeet! “Piteh ee Letiy Houtz lammed one through | ever you like.’ Just then @ band. | Wisp @t- second, Kemmer sac kerehlef flutt Sin the etamd back | {flced and Wheeler fat to of the catcher, and the gift, in an | MOU Frary's single then filled unconcerned way. drew her hang |t@ bases. McHale lammed one to dereat tax throat severed tanen, Gochnaver, who threw the bafl) The pitcher was on in a minute. |2e0? anon fe ae He pulled his cap down and wound fixed up with Charlie Irwin, with | a fant one around the substitu neck, It was equare over and th gy : ; big follow whaled away, missing the |(® ‘he field and Frary skinned | bait at foot. Two more in the same! Rie, Haut then sacrificed, placing Dlace and the gaine was over McHale on third. McHale Just as we walked to the ‘but I ‘ : home on Burns’ long out to W heard the manager of *the' home | aron. With the score made by Se- team yell: “You're a lucky boy. If | attie in the fourth It now stood & you had pitched & low bald that fel- | t,o in favor of the Siwashes. None low would have lifted iuout of the of the fans looked for a shut-out a score of 2 to 1. Loe Angeles when | dleweight who will fight & {|| withstand the the result that the ball rolled opt} Here's a Steaming Hot Order of Sporting Dope For You Epicures Right off the Griddle, too-Len Hunt, Chef | Wel INNATI FIGHTER AFTER LANKY BOB MIKE SCHRECK. The hard hitting Cineinnat! mid- Fite Behreck ts @ glutton for and he needs be to wallops which Ruby capable of putting across Jeven today. Fits says his reason for agreeing to meet Schreck tn | preference to some of the top notch simmons | puntahment Robert is ere is that the top notchers are scared 4 the cars | COULD NOT HIT THE BALL EVERETT, May 18.—Bad work! with the stick resulted in Everett's losing the game with Bellingham Friday. In sixth |the ninth the locals had 5 » acore, but men were not there with the lumber, Both Yeasell, for Everett for Bellingham, were free with pasnes | NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Bellingham 60003010146 | Bverett . 601001001-38 Ratteries——Drew and Spencer; Yeasell and Altman VANCOUVER, B.C. May 13.-—- 'Vancouver- Victoria game postponed jon account of rain. PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE SPOKANE, May 13. —The Boice- Spokane game was postponed on ac count of rata. SALT LAKE CITY, May 13.—The Balt Lake City-Ogden game was postponed on account of wet grounds “New.” — “New.” “New.’ the new spring styles tn ch” Shirts, only $1.00 cach, N. Brooks & Co."s, 1231 Seco at E avenue, daseman-slugger's bread basket. tot.” but the Seals simply couldn't make good and It was the goose egg route) DUFFY KNOCKED ouT twice again knocked down, 000104600 5 fighting was all over ingjap Pian a Pranciac SPOKANE. May 28—"Honey"| ininu SpatterieeShielge and Prary;| Mellody, of Rosten, knocked out aesmesnisi ‘winneh 4 on ¥ Martin Duffy, of Chicago, in the ba 5 ee ee ee ** side ~ first round of what was to have * oT bass Ghte-rouhd comest, Viteeri® NOTICE Sp Tee See night. ‘The fight drew 1,200 specta-|@ Owtng to the fact af TACOMA, May 13.—<iarvin had tora to the & ne Amateur Ath- : L. Sullivan ha» continued his ® | the Tigers going in the game Fri letio club. Mellody delivered « blow | # engagement ta Spokane for an ® | aay and the Webfooters won out te the jaw which flocsed Dufty.|& atber Weel, he Sil be Enable & | easity st one of the Tacoma} Duffy st aguered to bis feet and was|# to edit the aporting page of & players reached second bt until — ee |* Tho Star on Wednesday, May # | the inet tv ning. Fitepatrick was hit }# 10, bot will be sporting editor # | para but kept the score down. * of The Star on Wednesday, # | soore | ° | ® May 17, instead. In the mean- # | ‘Tacoma . 09000000000! | time he will continue to con- # | portiand 190301100 —<« i* tribute signed articles to the @ Batteries—Fitzpatrick and Gra ® sporting page of The Star * | ham; Garvin and McLean. Umpire and ® ory day until bis arrival here. # | —kKiopt. ~ * * — [tee eee eh) WON IN THE NINTH BAN FRANCISCO, May 11.—Lo+ Sporting Briefs Angeles defeated Oakland Friday by That’s What You Will Do If You Buy Property Now ‘in Rainier =| Boulevard Additions LEWIS- LITTLEFIELD (0. | AGENTS 22 HALLER BLDG. rex. Mata 497 Int. 1092 baste Fieche ss Annual Dental Offer Until May 18th following is the best Dental opportunity ever premented to the people, made an it is by the moat reputable and reliable Dental eon-| cern in the city. 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