The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1905, Page 2

pes on IBA TTLING Nelsen and Britt to Clash Soon tit ty ATTLE STAM THURSD IWA SHES AY, AUG Went to S 17, 19 FIRST Plaee Given me ircus to Siwashes are TANDING OF THE CI he Tacoma bunct yut at the PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE to 1, Bmer m brvted to bet oo mt Ww I. Pot. {for the Commuters, and with Oak-| Ta « or in the seventh by Dunleavy, | Oakland 7 8 which scored Fran ix San Fran ) t Ly | The Glante are reperted to have ie los Ang ‘ 9 Jimmie De Whale pouted #0 : —— . CORBETT DECLARES THEY WILL STAND FOR ANYTHING IN much Wednesda hat the local ’ STANDING OF THE CLUBS couldn't see the ball, and therefore _ a ty ee Ph eros THE FIGHT LINE AND THAT JOE GRIM 1S POPULAR fow hits were received from him, | | Ourmey ee vty party. Tt 2 CHANGE IN FIGHTERS AND FIGHTING — BUDDY RYAN A AMERICAN LEAGUE | Jimmie was also the lad that made , . onde egy Bang W Lost lthe hit, that scored the two runs, |! s ‘ Root, the well REAL CHAMPION 6 s 0 that won ¢ gaine Lu \ . *, we a the ; ogee Root, #0 the story ¢ spied . per in the same car with the G hort after midnight —— Washington ...... A M ° Bt Louis ....... t Natio by t inging ' ! Root the Gaints failed to NATIONAT ' y ognize, remonstrated the New York taw's crowd ¢ t like ‘to be Pittsburg De Frans FR t : _ . Chicago ; ’ tubs is mag i 2 an 2 init Philadelphia ... . 46 s62i nate to declate himself gainat z. @ great muscular fist Cincinnati " 50 BUN] what he calle “those idlot pring 1 ane ball tow tay j St. Lous . a“ $76 | southern trips” Next year the Ca stretched out on the platform of the Bost, 85 linals will report in St. Loulx on | oar Brooklyn 3 314| March 6 and ¢ fll thetr work at There waa a scurrying of feet and Eph dfn onversation. WEDNESDAY GAMBS. 1 to cut loone ip ' a sINTO COAST LRAGUR Rilly Lush, i spite of the fact |* ent avery player und fought In an ims ag PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE that the Cleveland Napoleons need aw and ported to have dome I t t with J At Seattle—No game; rain the Plattsd N Up bobbed t Juetor, as well BARNEY OLDFIELD WITH ANI P : met on ' an ' sttsdurg N. Y., independen ARNE iF AND WITHOUT HIS SMILE. t it t At Portland—Portland 0. meat _ Pendent | 5 Mar McGraw und Becretary the sun hot it ¥ ve Francisco 2 | ms Knowlen 2 Wan poral No matter whether I'm beaten or not, I'll teud laughing.” was a boast of Bar cooked pe - At San Francisco—Oakland 1, Ta ble, was re ‘ ney Oldfield's. And he usually ca#ries out the efeated by Webb Jay recently at De Like e ing etme, fight- coma 2. Willie Keeler once more leads the | Whipped beltig s troit, Barney returned to the stand amiling broadly, but when he su in defeating urnam = by| ine Bey cnaneed. Se a oo American league in batting. In @8| berths inches only, while the latter wax driving a stripped touring car and Barney was p ng his Green| taken place which the majority be- AMERICAN LEAG satiny deacon sng ingen Bort Dragon, th s was mining. The harrow squeak made the daredevil sit up and think once, as the ee At Washington—W sh ington, 1; | times and made 110 b a perce | photograph minus the smile show Cleveland, 7. age of .334 a ae nt | AMERICAN LEAGUER’S Ruddy Ryan is one of our real At Philadetphia—St. Louis, 4 ani ee aoe Philadelphia, 6 | TUES SARs v—_ ; Proved this by the mininer in Other games were postponed on| Preslitent Taylor of the Bosten| MINNMAPOLIS—s ars ago, | 0 i tee Se Pelereen, the account of rain. Americans last week offered to| when ball players w ed upon le 1 coast fighter, who so © ——--- purchase John Gansel's release from| with some suspicion, it was com ' a Ce, eee the Hightanders and pay btm $400 a to find persons who had no sh cha FAN FOOD h to finish the season with the | | r : gegen! am. Gi it 1 dows _ Tourists’ Excursion + % ared saying he would stick to| Th t wip for touriste ts he gloat J t Seattle is at the top of the list] Sis Grand Rapid nm if he! to the t ¥ yard and battle a. ything f ham = @gain, and she didn't have to play | "ever played ball ag | ehtpe. et Bound navy yard Champion H. Chandler Egan, of ‘ without 7 A game to get there. That's coming | is the le 2 Pacific coast ‘ ag t pout ‘ 1 of th pretty easy for the Siwash The fn at) Prank f J ‘ | Past steamers leave Pier 2 at 9 and Exmoor, and D. BH Sawyer, of 5 rferred with the sebail a van . now with) 10 « 1 0 an Py = m1 b years Grimm Fain inter a with the baset i ger . 3 . - BAS S500. B Wheaton, were the finalists in the ‘ apg game Wednesday, and gave the In-| 2)". od wont round t . t ng on with ever dians a rest | thing » r t 11th national golf tournament, at Rob Fitzsimmons a Tharsday if the weather permits while Waddell } - ag r ur * . the public wil have a chance to 90¢/ Toot same from Donah " . Chicago. Both are Chicagoans and Iant tf he stacked © Si in. ene t J J Jack he Siweshes agu for the first time since the institu ' ton g Tacoma and Oakland ctashe?! who was that wh ie al tion of Sina ; ; 0 was that who murmure: \ the championship an easter Wednesiay, and the result was, tbat) ube Waddell wan craay? 1 Ae eee eye Is. Jack | reason m that he fe » says, la be = » count got CLEARANCE SALE PRICES | "eos eds mixes WAY BELOW anything you've ever | more attention than those who lead ‘ bd room } the peaceful Life, © the Rube te SAl E ° : ——= ar because bh wants to be no- | " - LION CLOTH NG HOUSE i ed. While he was In New York ; Uy he saw @ sign ~ ’ Ist Ave. So. Main St mn Cents a Load Paid You mye ney by buying : He marked so his mt caiseineniiciaia ders.” "Tis G. Edward's tr i . h ven ‘ cht he | mother would not own him AMUSEMENTS purchase soft coa) in train te cate these prices or the qu ° and the match was one of the best Fret gay “Siadic | 1t 8nd sell the ashes at 10 cents por | Of the anywhere DENNIS SULLIVAN er eae oe ever seen in the east = Star sortand. he Rabe tae cortnity | tee iin tof enh. ton ate Uline . . on ee dl ine got a great business noodle, Rube W iaetes theta tat | 4 | this day an the result of that scum: Bi —ee Bil } ht have made a great record or ing 0eS ; a m lef | ft . The confider Develo—a Whirlwind Act, If He| Yesterday but for the train a ae ‘ ennis § one of the dim : Lives Through It, Bryden's Dox| Men's $2.50 Working Shoes 1 tion's bright stars, n they w ' Ghow, and Fight Other Novel Act F D5e sus object of such a} , w hen th at week-—Arnoldo’s Tigers ‘SEATTLEMAR WINS Men's $250 Working Shoes snarl, not long ago. | eeenaden nage nae ‘7 aes the te upon himself counted more th the Men's $250 Workin . mS east aillan | pures hung up by the club Upped eee - | Jack ' ! Theater CHICAGO, Aug. 17.—F. C. New send and poi ft m sol) vec wo ti ter” fought 3500 rr et oe ak ron ton, of Séattle, defeated J. & De bn ee ee be aia f paced. And ‘a an Ai « Sweet strains from a violin. - Boswell & Drew Present the Charles} Moss, of the Tuscumbia club, of h be te passionately fope | A. Taylor's *s zi livan's home is at a boarding house | bared ws : NEW YORK COMPANY Wisconsin, in the first golf mateh in &@ quiet neighborhood. N } ‘ ES In His Sensational Melodrama {for the Exmoor championship cup iual w | tig s Hair Vigor. You know “4 open — onan A The match was a clo @ one, | the — : | make pugilistic h gray hair adds twenty years ~ rong in «Action and Presen- the presence of | task oe - Eh “ts va in ‘which | 90 your looks! Then restore Sect Wedk—Tast Week or’ tne] golf cham : “3 A > ed ven —s oe eset . . aaa the color; keep young! Stop i “aan sine te og ee 1 would ve ane of them in my B SAWYER, WHEATON r. ‘The ring wan pitched near a your hair from falling out and | Phones 56 | meen £2 holes to defeat the Call hous But tell m Among the upsets of the tournament i . oe ong make it grow long and heavy. fernian . who | ely dream ‘ : ste “ Now is the time. 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