The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1906, Page 2

TWO TAKEN IN ASY FASHION WOOZY BALL PLAYING ON THE PART OF THE VISITORS MADE DUAL VICTORY SIMPLE W tition of the wooay Ba ing of the day before and a Hite batting on the side Reattle Borapedt tom urge number funs yesterday afternoon, safe to win nes from Oakland Phe woo aying was chiefly com fincd to the visitors, who behaved like f 4 m hands who take baseball and bat in hae the firat time. By whaling feather all ove greensward tn the first game ttle ' eeven read, and the f ning was easy for the Tribe Gets Away Fast Ss off flytng In the see ond ton and Was never heade ‘After mak our in that canto, t hocals gathered three more tn the fourth and a couple more at other periods, They could have ma more if they had been pressed. I Cates was so easy that he felt ashamed, but he wasn't much than was Orear Graham in the » ond game Willful Osear Jones, the deme Ritter, was the finger in th teat, and the game didn't ong enough to develope his un ping. Rube Vickers officiated 1 “via Ger 4 Bor OF CANDY POR Oscar Jones, the Demon Batter, Was There ae Per Usual the first. Jones ane fivetnnlng shut out threw him off Agonizing Detalie. A detailed account of how we did Mt would be heaping on the agony i have bat two Naa Haltres and his merry 2 town last night and they m@ to forget it. Sufficient to st Beattle wiped them up, them oat, walloped, bamboozled an cawhtialed deat ‘em fare-you-well, « a general treated the ve je old Ve THE NEW LONDON LADIES TAILOR SYSTEM Is worth $5.00. You cannot buy an other dresumaking chart for lesa With this chart anyone who can make any garment. The 2 Yintted gumber of these which {t will sell to ite « seribers for fifty cents each. 1209 « Seventh avenue, between Usion « University streets Furniture Special DABNEY & WOODHOUSE. Hallet & Davis Piano, especial 8150 e334 5 fine cabtnet beda cost high as $65.00, can give you your choice for $25.00. Also a number of refrigerators at bar gaia prices $1,800 Knabe Piano $125 Operating Chatr Severs BEOROOM SU! FROM #10 ui SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CAMPING OUTFIT Buy From F Dabney & Woodhouse Complete Housefurnishers and Bole Agents for Charter Oak Ranges. 418 Pike Street, Phones Main 2994, Ind. 2096 NOTICESunset phone has Been changed to Main 8376. J. ARONSON 104-106 First Ave. S. JO OOOOC DOCS ODOOOODOOOIL Alaska Orders Promptly Filled i i The Rest Goods, the Lowent Prices. Mivery known brand of wines, liquors, tebacce and ars thet is good, ts found here POPPA PALL IL LLL LAD) SLearetors 104-106 First Ave. 8. Phones: Sunset Main 8275; Gependent 1761. Free Delivery, Mall Orders Promptly ies Io T ALHALE MINUTE WITH THE FAN'SCRAPPERS 1 GOOD TRIM | LUNDY AND } PACE ‘TO READY TO GO A FAST PLEAGANT SEACH MORROW NIGHT | aT ‘ h Gongs few sidextope-dhud thnd Watch him, Mid "Look out for the left Phatie the |beanty;" “Now you're mii’ "Ww It's the old game, going in in fulleDlast at Pleasant be an tomorrow night the eporte will be | ver in wads to see apeedy dittle | Hobbie Lundio and the stalwart te DOUGHERTY ARE | POTETTCT TTT TT TTT Te Dougherty in what should. prove Jas tongh a serap as the most ex jacting cam ank for Are All Ready Everything ts read, 4 in onde and today the b a putting on the finishing t « of thetr train ling, betting is brisk, as it always in this town when anything ean | be found to bet on, and Landie wi | GO CHASE J about 19 to & nt j 2 ont of the money will be place YOURSELF s'"A HiTs on the b rounds that the A HIT. You BLocK* battle w while a few of , Ts'o the * w are bac 1 t rt b ae ajority ¢ Hous FO@ siaete Ho es aattakanen, To day to 7 ts offered by Dough erty's friends that will go ove 10 rounds 4 seem to be etty well as Hin ablitity to stand punishment may k the 1 a th te an iw he stays that long it * ske all of THE CONFUSION OF HITS AND ERRORS WAS TROUBLESOME, |) oojics cleverness to avold @ a | knockout hie your companions es If (hey © 8 eee eR Re ee eee s s seems fahgrde Ri were not full grown Amerioan elth | y * Ame F _ y nee 8 ae “ m th she loft the park . wd breaker for speed a eng lage wig cooad yr PEER EERE EE Ee ee | sluseing The tateut of the ve - » : a peter ” riety of * ed oun urna mething about closing Ballard Wine. | . | wo fb « a ball parks on #8 nda pe: » BN cenibilis ‘wsiiiea | eal of the preliminary who The ‘ew vnney § Pl cmre f ° ** . . J * ealew * « attentta three out of five played, and puts us “ > Tere to ons 4 o oy omy 4 : i] well up the newly begun league ms ia . . “a Poa dee Ravennte H ree name atheros Wood and McManus, 1 be : 8 2 amt Mose j will _ pene m at the Krant ot gan nm} be provided for rhian i 4 and there eit! be] wehiand returning after the pane a oad ny ah . - a sto Hansen & a an Amend ares ¥n Be ‘ > 1 Townsend t Halt and Haneon; iett pertore as x LAND Mae . one gazare fr j Angele yesterday, fis | ~a* hot we NATIONAL LEAGUE. a ~ ong n " Y " > s | fee - . aad Mebiet; Dugeot a8 ana GEORGETOWN FIRE OPRART cod See pr %. 9 | MENT HOLO® ANNUAL Nic Hs J ‘ot mom |New ¥ ’ |} AND LOSES RACE 1TH 8 8 8) Matterten— toate ' Raw soe ow fle ‘aot Biren eaves RIVAL HOSE CART THA j waiess Bo “7 on atte AKLAND, May St—Fromo-trime game | SEER ERE EEREDY ESS x "WHAT SCORE CARD 2) ere» NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. |* oo te 4 * jLtncoln par large crowd at wore vay Tone Nornwestern i = WILLIE SAYS — thtenicd and a number of athiotc _~ ¥ vg os - , me *latunts was pulled off The 4 = yohane in ef me. deapite | > v : rere OTe Tee eee eee a nt wan the © betwe s % SI hos carts of Georgetown and Ren , whieh wae won by the letter team after a close race. The coutee was 4% 190foot run to the hase wan feet to the bydrant as hen unrecling 200 feet of the hose Affernoem gaime Aa erent that created consider Lemos , , t was the race between gg edna le Captain Courtney of howe t Ne een § > 1 and Captain B. W, Morgan of No. 1 Courtney won. om won the silver cup by the ps of Georgetpwa, and the eny is 1 by the Union Savings @ Trust company went to George | we Rent trophy e hand presented lethal h ticked sake THE ORACLE SAYS * i> errrrrrrrrrr rr Ts See eee ee t guess Jim Agnew jen't the hot fan. He sed to me the other day : STANDING OF * that he wood like to be out of town | « THE CLUBS: when the home teem loses, becaws | « he didn’t like to see the other fe- #8 Se EERE RRR EE OE e lers gloatin’ over our teem. | sed |oheewhiz, what a travveller you | wood be | . * os 7 * ANGELS COME TODAY |p | The Loe Angeles ball team | Ni arrive in Seattle ia _ | Northwestern League. open at Recreation park with | Puech: Wen. Gan. Per Ot the locale tomorrow aftern ay On ~ me . ‘ Wednesday and Decoration day two | jrars ie . 1 3: games w »@ Played between these | i 3 fo re — - — American League. | Tourist Exeursion | Plaret. Woe. Low N the » 4 thar eg : 3 navy yards at vor he f @ bat- | 2 : ; +] i the largest * ‘ world, the Phi Woenleg What makes more noise than @ | «jai; Alue tt gev-| >" , fan when the team wine @ game? oroment drydock versie sinibah naan ational Le. Easy—the same fan when we win | pedo boats er two games. to Gally : a rs - . A oe “ « * ..% ; : * i“ ° ‘ a ‘ Which Would You ORR Ree Rather Have? — |? cine sores”: [eae thane ee ae . A great big hullababoo in the papers vous. annie re ---then careless service and big prices, J) sontie as ‘the Mead- straight facts and_well-made clothes J} Ine fottom “Ps as at such prices as oat boge te £L « Regal $15 Suits See that your next suit carries the oes tom 9 nl ing « + F } Regal label. H " 4 t ry . - ; K 615-617 First Ave. © paddock arhartt’s Union Made Working Clothes ptwery Baton Blue gears yh Aain’t it Funny What «| ce Just a Pew Houre Muke. Hi SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, MAY 48, * WESLEY, . * * » * BARBER, SAYS ¢| Se ee ee ee ee ee ed 1906 THE “** set down lage WASH ‘te = IDAHO, OREGON AND THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BF COMPANY est VEY By: ARE CHAMAN INGTON ATHLETES @VENLY MATCHED, AND | Your Every Want Provided for WEDNESDAY’S CONTESTS @ Bistie | WILL BE HARD FOUGHT pe | \ will dew the largest |] 65¢ BLACK CHINA 12/40 HUCK. TOW OnGa track event ever pulled off in the BILK 26 €L ANDIEG ; Idaho, Oregon and Hinck = Ch ax ate wie ; tin the big trian ~ eandion, lige test for the champtouship x aha of the Northwest, Bach team has ope Fb © yarg 4 | wou at least one big mee this ee 7 lave i i* and the three are well qual A J ified to contest for the champion Tée MEN'S MUSLIN $1.50 LAWN WAIST 0 HOSE f lahip of the states they represent ROBE 3% 4 . oe it | ad + f tan Whit! Bight to one in the fifth? Hard to Dope | atve full @ fet lac, fore Who's pitching? Viekers!. He ist) , 1 We p oe, exe wer Well, | always sald hie arm was “ we tai abl gone, What's that? In our favor? ce the On, well, 1 gu we'll win, He ee 196 WABH BELT 106 Be KNIT y sani generally keeps hits pretty well : ar es ject scattered, and he's pretty good | DON’T FORGET » i . eS decom 7 with men on bases. ides, he's) a THE FLAGS. k. aune went siways cool so tg Places and he) rn ne tenet and io the t « , i wit - ‘wight, on never gets wi a 5 ro ee ee tory records are of small v td 0 dan ant op ioe te car bot! As « matter of fact, netther Ideho we je | no Washington has been forced to i }go tte beat this year, and h T d S | | we YM. [. A, MEN es eee Other Tuesday Specials = jf | thete tive eis with Pul a et or Silk Wash Ribbon 2% at r man and Whitman colleges Ore |] oo sy ove ome. we Aatap & pound B%e _ gon weat some to beat the O. A. ¢ " : ; . J at, o Ib, 10 TRY OUT eee tye a sa ‘ ” ‘ Creamery Kelly @ Factor ud k Buckwhees The short ints and the broad Can , ‘ = u uppear to be c X teen Gb he Tomorrow the track team of the “ hingtow can ae worl s y ash Bik, Beattie Y. M. C. A. will hold a@louay and th The distances | : “wae? ae vv tryout to determine what men will weights show strong lece! tal va : a be sent to Everett next Saturday with idaho peamietak to be a, . rane for the Ta na Everett Beat tow Im the bigh Jump and pole = Heel The local boys are hard at vault Wa has char . me Writing ‘ training, and Tuesday's trialt! orcent « ft na fegmek Gach - ap * ng out sharp comp t ti Rex Smith should secure } r for 3 m the tees rh © may decide the : “ ; Bra Gish, the bigh Sloe. and on appears to bell °* Royal Ba ye a Belts, all rinter, w vin ¥. & CA ‘ > t having lost § squad, and, as the Tacoma YM. 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