The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1906, Page 2

PLAYERS HAVE. SIAGSPELL = re GROUND KEEPER 18 THE ONLY MEMBER OF LOCAL STAFF 18 DOING OTHER BASE wHo THESE DAYS BALL SPECULATIONS No game yeater more work f and play If we yay silced marked th rc) 4 pe 1 the a right pipe a the crowd boys, if they & ® disuse. Seattle be Hable to lose enfield, St I have him as a loan has now sold day Gould, Jr., Used Se- ° but Mea wa he needs] aetna aitle Raquet Jay plonal 5 « tennis by I Taft, 1024-26 A A ’ * < e headgu . y « interes e 1 ca and ‘ * a pocket book. Specials on Furniture, Carpets and Ranges DABNEY & WOODHOUSE 418 PIKE $36.00 Standard Range for $100.00 Great ant Range. Majestic eet up Fon any article in the Une. We ale the arey dmnical and range on the CAMPING OUTFITS. We quote you « few prices or DABNEY & WOODHOUSE Complete Housefurnishere and Bole Agents for the Charter Oak Ranges 48 PIKE STREET. Phones Main 399%; Ind 2096. phone has J. ARONSON 404-106 First Ave. S. BOOOIOOCOOO OOOO OOOOOI hisky Fine and Mello $1.00 per quart t 6 quarts for $5.0 A full line of Tobacco and Cigars At the right pric een SLs 104-106 First Ave. S. Phones: Sunset Main 2375; ependent 1761. Free Deilvery. Mail Orders Promptly Filled ANYTHING the f e «| lar southpaw on the staff i Ui oe TH Dode Brinker, the att piteh t India Dode had wity med out Dy ws) FOOLS THE PALEFACE Vee * WITH MOB RACE TRACK MEN ARE BEGIN in AD skey'a old Hutte Kanaan nigh Jar for Dave backstop food D 2 Mech t he champior a am been released by NING TO ARRIVE THE VANCE OF SEASON ah OWo yours ago to play » and @ half in the 1 probably have a soa He get MEADOWS UNDERGOING IM Dig leamue no trouble PROVEMENTS AND PLANS ARE MADE FOR HAN DLING THE CROWDS. BEING Jack Pttester, th vkar id By in vod with th Natio keey league ing that ¢ Ne ha t Waddelt ob " tract to pr suey © Ler Wis, sane M took bh « New York A r iw the Buffalo teem in ; 7 m t to Mon Pee eee eee ee ee ee eS Juakerdam and ¢ ' ! » New Yor He fed os : STANDING OF : tat nee * THE CLUBS =o. * oe eee He rage pitcher i large f ‘ A ‘ f his | battle 4 ensue w Phtlade Ind againat each with {a high| ¥ bats betler than and all the native te han rk an the |and these an pit hie expe valde Jon yone an At he best of it leunnt the aborigtne nee Per Ct | ¢ alls he serves able rver Leroy t ate ‘ “SIDELIGHTS ON ~3) WELL KNOWN "| BALL PLAYERS me GRAWw 4 col and 1 was not long until the 1 out for him, Sipe been doting ‘the a continuous is he to pow year that in the ws! York big town then Mugesy bing out Northwestern League. | Played. Won, Lost act as So ke deat and dumb come wighe9 | when will | Natio: (ne joned on duty at the ball parks Aa proof of his diepost |tion it may be stated that two po licemen can easily Muses) jfrom a ball park; it has aever yet) been necessary to call out ane! As a ling’ Mugeey has| fow equals this side of Billingsgate | National League. Paayed. Won, Lost, Per cx tractable lead MUGGSY troops SEASON OPENS His motto ts “Win de game wit’ or | i wit'out de umpire’s aid, but win de Bavious critics find fault wit McGraw's methods, but the fane wf) « Gotham are with him to « Tean,) o ps because hip men play snappy | tas @ beau- | i* lageressive ball—-and after all in ha Bigadway and Madison | | said and we all love a fight@r| st. where season opened with “| | while we cast « glassy eye Gpon a ar attenda and general eon quitter joyment That the at popular} aucing hall in the city should be hiteh at last evening's opening. This ink, if 1t is nearly ae succenetu cause of his gentle a3) anticipated, will not long be bs 5 ia known as “Mugesy,” though y one in the city, From eaat Peete ‘ or the second battle he will tell 7 1 te that roller be + Nw tng ast = his real name is John MeGraw a hae superceded dan- | ° ns - ant persons have acewted Mr amusement and an 8 ing & sasny Ike Dougherty, a product of the ae & form ' Oe . umpire-balting | amateur bouts that were held in Se bk » A seiteeation tgven and Kiting agheby umpire in the) attle a couple of years bath, anda has been established ar a Carpe : Mugaey’s hand| promising yoongeter, will go dm at Christensen's hail, wher as long as his decisions favor the| with Bobbie Lundie at Pileampgt|!**eone are being given in the} i New York Giants, of which team| May 2% The fight peg ing hours. The rink te oper aforesaid Mugasy te the man-} eon Lundie end Kid Par | *fternoons and evenings. R Beginning bie managerial ca ners old rubdown, bas ~~ and t $ flreer tn a bamble way tm Baltimore | oft | OREGON ATHLETES MEET. - * Negher o ‘ e for te 1899. Mr Meggey br ht the! ty in a fast serapper, and! = ene . bunting home with a frequency that | loped considerable science | EU thet Ce Met 15-—~Ten ovine ah fights around the Sound. He | oes! athletes of the pveretty . + © ebay ak - ave ¢ i train ’u : —— all in | mee with Corvallis tomorre ; * " Warmer and ~ ee ee miest will decide the chan iy . e | Dea't throw or old clothh |ahip of the «tate, and the state unt Jaway. Have them cleaned to kath] versity men must beat the agricw . |ltke new at the Pantorium. Mdfn| tural college to carry a clean reco. iene - 1048. °°? lagainet Idaho and Washington » « nan 8 - ¢ » Patteriee-Rhades aod Clark; Winter and PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE — J! CARPET SALE RTHWESTERN LEAGUE | 00 Ris ey BF: ae nS, MATTING. fen ae Se. a seme] [SO Cents on theDollar = a pala ond tants spielearimes ettains : "| For Particulars, See ssepins THOS. HEGDAHL & CO., Inc. : =e I Same Old Prices ——— DO YOU KNOW THAT Water Bearir $2.50) an $3 thia tabed te the best In the market THAT AT VICTORIA. ad Ze | « me May The on t mo _ b That i beLicious ee ‘other brenda OPS THAT You must not lose track of the SHOE CO. 921 SECOND AVE. label if you « for your money Pacific and Puget Sound Bottling Co. PHONES 997 ct to get the best || oY fATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 1 (40, 7HE REDSKIN PITCHER PONIES GOMING SEATTLE HOPES SPOKANE WILL MONTANA MAY ROLLER sui — = MAY TOWINMEET. | HAVE A TEAM = COME HE HIGH . 1906. SCHOOL ATHLETES GAY/ ATHLETES art U. OF M. Ang ARE THEY WILL GET HERE IF) PLANNING TO SEND a TeAy TO SEATTI | 5 E FOR THE coy FERENCE MEET SPRINTS, POLE VAULTS, JUMPS AND RACE BVENTS RELAY IN WHICH THEY LOCALS HAVE TO WALK —GIx EXPECT TO WIN THEIR) MEN WILL BE SENT AFTER THE POINTS. POINTS. MAY V1 — The A mnOCat tog ' “ i Am) Beatie t 1 nfereaee man ‘ DIVETHtiOn of 2 | v 04 Oregon, Montana hay nference tmee, ( with Wasp, m Aprit han colege © university will nals Largest Track Meet a . man ts Cy ‘ . pany prints ' pine ty 7 a will be re . ‘ At Coilege, i dn tu 10 eat . Ino strung ig . ‘ to t 20-yard hurdieg t the 22yarg wd OF 11 fog vole Vault, , to beat im the “ mp MePhyy and iy © hurdles. Me he Moutasy he sraduates B athletics per . ther Good Men, ¢ ‘ whom Coad , ke G00 at fe ° ington tt the P st t role tm the bigs nie : of the team { lace, a gon in the springs, Davidiaae, quis. ole vault. ‘The bly weak tm the ¥ will begin tray © meet today who was & member Athiette etub ang of the University team two years man from start te she every ponalbleg en into the pink for Uhe Seattle meet END —Ploating at ty of Joe Pelge. . the schooner Gs. ome from Seattle, t oy. Tt Me thought ke board tm hie sleeg, shomenate de, watches «la “16 Jewe ka, cut 7:30. ladies The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey-Bu The Lowering of Prices Makes Many Sales hanan Co, T orrow prices rner of the at re Organdios go at fe, arly wold at @ . alls a ton Bulte T ery store or in every 5 store, a nplendié be ncan be found Read the Dee tals Read the whole advertisement. Ready to Wear Department FINAL CLEAN UP ON SUITS. ite 821.50 80. sul 825.00 Ho suirs SUITS 822.50 ‘*K POR THE BLUE PENCIL MARK—ALL GARMENTS ALTERED FREE Silk and Dress Goods Department nad 000 thete-Cbiin Waal! Gite, anion heavy, oyun to $1 Fancy Shirt Watet 8 Silks, « rn, cle up price, a yard One of this se Waist F 85c Lace Curtains a» | (2 1-2 Calica & rics, in ‘ “ id ngs. Beaut ful small signs and the very bet soda You w these goods better nade, and always eal we: nale pelea, # end Coffee Pots Fri. 43e 636 rd je y Boys’ Overalls 19c rs i T ft ts, 2-pint sim ’ ) ’ et « a y . fluted i9e " ade, satin linir regularly 660. Pi $4.00 EXTRA LARGE SIZE SUIT CASES $2.39. SUIT CASES SPECIALLY PRICED FRIDAY. Busiest Grocery ro ss and h brane lock $5.00 SOLID LEATHER, BRAS tome M ghiy we “ TRIMMED SUIT CASES #2 “ | x ' . 82.39 ge } A . 6 for 106 H es 2 STYLISH BLACK LEATHER » SUIT CASES $4.75, WORTH #8? kag Ne Se De ; 120s Hane 1 1zse], ze , . via kies Inside; i2%e ine sale price. 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