The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1906, Page 2

ET NEXT BIG FIGHT Eddie Graney Thinks That He Can Persuade Gans to Quit Goldfield Despite That City’s FAST RECORDS Offer of $25,000 Purse and Fair Treatment «Britt Will be Joe’s Opponent. SAN FRANCISCO TO wm ‘|GET OUT OF GAME Saige ga WHILE YOU'RE YOUNG *:: i | payed ACTORS WERE BAD AT AL by Binger | AN ‘ Puty® ‘ 1 ' i | SPOTLIGHT FAVORITES GO Boreal ‘ ' : P DOWN TO DEFEAT BEFORE cries n - om : THE BOYS FROM PROFANITY ante f Mock ‘ ‘ ; { . | WILL ; \ The Diesen dienaba Pres: | “George ’ ' pure x ‘ ! t Gambe \ “| drone | —_—_— H . i i | ‘ J mand J t wing Ca than 1) Fastest « bro, 0 1 don’t Intend to play baseball for himself. Baseball ts not a i] op eA 9 ball te Fhe ‘ ‘ e Be more years aye Geo, |” excopt to the rig Mid mot ¢ y ' mn & ’ , f ‘ 8 t : ag nd you could ha “ t . t f t Sheen 2 ' , by) James Madison, the mard Ms Fort helde n, Mow many pros eae Reeth : saw . y % Wet t - = Gans Pra i 914 f the St Lout America have grown old tn base samme that pepeld thee 0 re Gra ays hha frends t » a 1 or « ' e at at mi half mite tra While I should probably be foun selr wnefulne on the trt he t pored of « « J ' * and 1 sider it ' , 1, ‘ iw i\a reapectable ar \ . r ne th s Sa t 1 a th beating ? h t t wants ght, it is going to got tt} « 1. T have always f ae Hhakes from a eater that a ' t preaents ns t ay Gane $2,000 a week a ¢. for any ww any divin R h rk Cane pitched f brief engagement. Joo ex i tol of a purs ae ie bt game and made t arrive in San Francisco ay with | Nels fhe w sa maton, als " in vain at t ” cee ear neg Haren EEerETTT a that he ret J Agnew, J tte as long, and Jake ¥ iro The B i t tien ae: ; ney Pointe Hd to An an league with the nice av Paste og ; NaF ane $4. Hal Chase te fourth) DF m. & i » aay 3 with 064 | etic. balfaatie track rune fed t itt ons of the! Yoakum, b. g, 10, by Parke oe ar SPOKANE, Sept, ¢—Bitty Mur |, Baseball com ime | e206 1 | —_—_— ° ght the ah ley, manager of Ub aye Harbor last year, wh on} *Againat time FRISCO BULLETIN GIVES OUT! ‘ation in remaining In the Coast nde to the and wa 4 the Das pm, did not appear tn the i ' aque firat ball pitehed on its cabera, as police courty esterday we hig |? Samos | STORY THAT THE CLUBS ludge McCredie is strong for|iney say in M east mame was called, Hurley was book aobses ‘ten " the Coast league, and makes 60] gtr) in the grand na | et te he present ¢ | careeced thine to WILL HANG TOGETHER—#E a Of the taat thet he @ill bel tenes of anciti shrieks 00 Cody the charge of assault oe tae ' ATTLE DRAWN IN FIGHT. ¢ tng wader the Comst league! ioe: it for £ the person of Willer 1 tha gpa nrtge me? ) lag, what may "two rene ss ek ole rad man, on Aug -_ | Dugdsie Mentioned. Btewart, who i the main guy of the | Bond, which Hurley bad deposited.) portiand has three more weeks| Ie apite of the general belief that It fs known throughout the! company fed on third we | ~ os glared + mocked |At OMe and then thoy hit the rosd| lchis season marke the end of the | Coast league circuit that a certain| Only one run needed to tle and | pranigay veal ¢ a4 (OF MX Weeks or until the ” | ne a sane: tase action, of which Dugda’ of Be | amid o prayers of the beauty | Usher down with 7x4 tho season. Coast agus in organised bas attle, ia thought to be one. trying | cherua te fing the one who bet| timber. In making b ecape H . lthe San Pranctaco Bulletin belic to disrupt the Coast league and get| $2 on Rocky at 40 to 1, Mr, Hall, a ley was «i be ~ Jimmy Toman, who was dlased | he league will hang togeth 4% | Beattie and Portland to pledge alle-| «weet voiced singer but « very poor | ei 7 S 1. |e down and out the early part of) porrm M fum.| the following shows Kiance to the Pacific Northweat| ball player, walked up to the pl Dullet, wht 24-) the senso, te playing fine ball for! wiry in ghe races | “Judge MeCredie, whe ls o sine The engineers of this struck twice at two bad ones Windle to remove | - Angels at second onait te | end * ' pall man, and wre . will hardly be abl it looked a cinch he would —_—— wen three sight | '* 88 warm an advocate of law ! t jesigna to & sina In 0 last dying effort to} A good long rest will do mo re feu, foe [order om the green diamond £4BRe | tio, redie, who is one the game, Stewart attempted lad, one player tn the league « h . £18 pace—Mies|'# on the woolsack, je not Ghe WR | of the strongest moe in baseball on home from third with the “ good, and If they neve lore t eo straight heats, | kee Much stock te the rumofed | the coast, is againet the movement na run, but was caught out at back no one will worry ane, 2:09, 2:095 1 | break in the Coast league \L.,| The judge, when tnterviewed by] the plate and the game was over Third « five furtonge—Ki Pal-| T fudgo hae been « w the Bulletin correspondent at Port At reporta the “Me Child” | : he * n the Coast league " t Portland has every reason to fee! = Seeeeeeeeeee sano won, 7 h second, Nanon| te ot we Bas dae land, said wae we 1 confident that It will win the pen § rT een one of Its stan pp it wo be a decided step - — | : ers since ite o sation le forth t P mant tn the Coast league attle, STANDING OF Pourth t furionge-— sen | . ite organisation town for ws to enter the Northwew HONOLULU KENNEL SHOW. | Osekiand and Fresno are hopelessly @ SMayham wan, ¢ er Attacks Seatt league. Base ‘ } out of the running. San Francisco @ : “we Some Seattle toteresta have! Vortiand, and pr HONOLULM, H. 1, Sept. 6-~The fs too weak in the box to be of much @ THE CLUB h race, seven ty ae—Dotly |trted to stir ap disser h | bette Rentime snnual bench show, under the aus consequence, unless they ‘ } 4, Peart id further their is in caugng | total ¥ favor of the ©| plows of the Hawallan Kennel few changes, and make them quick Reeeeeneeaenne I nm the Coast league const ; , You wy Pas opened here today. The Americar ly. Brown, of course, Is some help, »-~ecet eo feattle people bate «hen Portland steps down from) cotony of this city has sent a large and the aix weeks away from home, Pasitte Const League . oxo vest in baseba that league I want to step G08) number of valnable dogs and pat Where Portland has had the most Of | pr. vag We ’ i | « of thelr wa oo - ronized the exhibition on her succes, may make a differ-| an F . ¥ * | & wiser and saner basebal Judge McCredie nays he know*/ing day to a great exten @nce; bat it looks as H tte Web| Ss" = be e north can seo thelr on nothing of what Beattie may do | American Kennet club is represent ree » : [tary and ¢ , the . th atlent, an e Jimmie Byres, formerly of thel . Northwestern League. ~ vy Wer PE ange: as get [te *Oakiand team, who was ’ pcos ye WINDSOR, ONTARIO th + mst | tend year by Connie Mack, was put in to ® " ” . FIRST RACK col me awe, ~ , | oext ow finish = game against Chicago | Bette s ¢ ¢ 4 ano Fogg = be Nahe j adden bre wo eraph | September a 3 White Sox last week and earned | Creare Harter nm = « al _ os wit 334 Tien 1 i } a 4 th eres Papo ar eps the favorable comment of the east- pbk op ey 228 om away and the busch was | You might as well wear good era baseball critics He caught| Metions! League. agian cae RG tena dh clothes; they cost no more if Kiliott Bender's curves tn fine style, and| Pages Wee tee Py Oe ee me 1 88 MoGregor make them. 1229 See-| for = stasio That drove in two rune is BS Se] THIRD RACE —1 4-16 allee 6 | HICAGO, Sept. 6-—It appe ve | Falak tor Patents, 306 Mitual Live —_— e *& oy | Asmborita Lag 9 Swift | ct there is no Hmit to the Ingenu-| All Aboard for the avy Verd. | * - 1 ot | Baseball ts a game that has been = 8 w | POURTM RACE + Misa [ity of the poolrooms operators bere., They're all there-—-the Charleston, | played im almost every try of » 88 \Bigls wa Ge Beal One Miue tntand av. e pootroom has|Boston, Chicago, Oregon, Nipsic the world, and by almost every na —_ Paw 166-—Time, 1:41 84 On ree Albany, Preble, Paul Jones, Golds then. The trip the Chicagos and} Amariess League, oe vIeTH RACH -O4. of & title-g| tem fonnd which was maces *4 | Lorough, the training ship Philadel AibAmericans tox several years Puared. Wen. Last. Pett Meffesn 162 oon Viriant (ime teh the screen of ® pe*t-lonia and the army transport Dix ago, had = great’ deal to do with ge j Westare 107~Time. 1.16 house placard. The man Vio Op jon the drydock If you want an tn to Aree craig be oA gncrdlig Br . * te] SIXTH RACK—78 of a mile ted th jroom had a friend |stfective sad pleasurable trip go to eign countries. England now has a ee Sls Gesthage 308, Teepe 106, Oberesieho was iereeted. in some way | PIF fend take the Port Orchard regular league, and every Saturday » 8 She, pi who was connected ip some 9°) | outa boat to the navy yard. Bows | games are played between the rival 4 $ ta a ies pos leave als times daily. Round trip | counties. In Australia there ts also | * ~ pra d Paagren gro ne ip tt front | 60 -cente eee u a club | n 7 up en a league, while Japan bas a clw PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. LOUISVILLE ry Bi entrance. He then moved in| that has shown some first-class ma vases VineT RACE—6 $4 milee they the bod terial. Honolula, having % * 110 pire Fang 94, Conde 105, Posing Eee eset oun ae teams among the soldiers there |\ee—Time, 1:14 Apane eee ee sistent ap thang co ont Ketan} SECOND RACK—11-16 miles! one room on the secand Moor the | er ee eee See ent 3-2 Moonvine 602, Josephine B 104). "\-.; ny back in bed and ab eral of the players were Chinese} }Golden Pheasant 92-—Time, 1:07 26. |DPUeN! Oo Seweragen The paper landed one Sn partioutes | Paties ; {]. THIRD RACK—1 116 miles When the police visited the joint We will move to 112 Unive for his home run, the second he had ‘conven | 2-2 Cholk Hedrick 98, Solon Shingle | ’ cabanas panto tue works | 112, Thistle Do 98—Time, 1:46 3 Dout throw your oid clothes | i ee ee ee 1 c ¢ Washinat at FOURTH RACK—34 of a mile—/away. Mave them cleaned to look | fept, Ist. Wl occupy my at ave Cross, o ashington, be NATIONAL Leaous. 7 Mise Martha 16 like new at the Pastoriam. a) above addrese and 1301-38-56 Ar- gan in league company in Altoona Tanbark 105—Tim 1068, im 1885 in the Pounsylvania State| = 4% 8) FIFTH RACK—34 of a mile cade Way. lenges. Fretted robe * ® 114 Orderly 100, Sunnybrook 100, hatterinn—Doreor and Nedham: Ouastety | ‘ram O'Shanter 100-—Time, 1:13 2-6. | and Donovan. Meyers of the Seals will recetve his discharge from the army in «| few days and will probably go north to help the team out im ptre« ‘The term of service of Jim Me Guire, New York American catcher, |,” yt 2" <i —- See epee | Now Tork 4 ¢ $1 HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 6— Stylieh hate at Brooks, 1331 2nd Datterie Mason and Serern, Wittee | Grand cirewit reeulte yesterday: Ave. Coe | Breanahan and Morwermnan. 2:20 clase trotting, three heat = -- — *% ™ ©) purse $2,000—Hriliiant Girl won the | 2 4 Tt) first and second heats in 2:10%,| - Py é Bergen; Ames} 2111-4. Captain Bacon won the Big Saving in Sima ieseagee Freeforall pacing, three heats, AMERICAN LEAGUE. purse $1,500—Angus Pointer won nom withree heats in 2:06%, 2:0414, Letrost $$ ies | tengo : 2:11 class trotting, three heats, | Batter tow -Witiet siat . all tea OO RE rl caren CL50e Milagro won three | oer arg heats in 2:081-4, 2.10%, 3:12 1 ‘ ’ <4 aR 5 We show 120 different kinds of Cet Petty end Heating Stoves at prices from TSc te $75.00. In our stock te a aes eS, ry mak f ot Batverins Hughes | and — Wakefielt | "The Meadows was a wcene of ac Some have been used a iittle tivity yesterday, as a number of | an4 are much below the cost of York S | horse cars arrived and most of the} ver v | @ t| horsemen were busy shipping their mew stoves, We siso have both toe Moge end Thomas, Yours ana | etrings. | mew and second-hand Ranges, rigan. including such brands st Ohio, Garland, Clair, Bri TYENTY-INNING TIE GAME. SIXTH RACK—1 1-16 miles Delinda 108, Foxmeade 107, Vivian 107—-Time, 1: 60. HARTFORD RACES. Goorge Koester, the Alaska Gee | all kinds and makes, about half monopoly prices. A new computing scale half old time prices The Sundwall Co Everything at Cut Prices At Our Old Location ADDITION TODAY Geo. H. Woodhouse Co. 1405 Second Ave Hop Pickers’ 609 First Ave. Phone 697. the gonial block | who made many friends while | club has trip 8po- | oink sed ; I on the block for Beach, Siar Fatate, Majentic. |, JOPLIN, Mo., Sept. 6—The Jon | during the Tecont meeting, Jewel and others, We are al Hin and Webb City teams of the! gone on a two weeks’ fishing : are also B) Western association here yesterday | He will probably book at the golo agente for the Charter Oak [| Played a 20tnning noran game.| kane meting i ality ily indie aid Darkness stopped further play. Th Jiao pitchers were Baline Durbin, re Snorting” Kelly goes to dear old | ond-hand department ator mirchased from Joplin by| Prisco tomorrow. Me wants It are placed in a position to « ational league club, | derstood, however, that he ts @ DIA, tae Tinos and Elmer Meredith, who was lon the “cushions,” no hor “ member of the Kansas City team! for his Remember the name when it won the pennant eral years ago - place. FLORENCE SUTTON WINS. Oakland with Pachuca and Baker. | ahipped Exped! Marton Stow font, FRECKL RECKLP)| Positively removes freckles. At Ragiey’s, 2nd and Pike. » nena Ta wn sent we MOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Should your copy of The Star fail CINCINNATI, 0., Sept. 6—Tho| Rostof, Black Byes and Viona last! ¢o reach you by ¢ o'clock any oven ABNEY & WOODHOUSE mace ee ee Siate tenia tour-| might ing, please do us the favor to cali nt was the playing of Miss! up our main office (Sunset, Main FURNITURE CO. co Button, sister of the cham-| V. H. Terry will ship Gateway,| 1960; Independent 1138), between pion, Ma her matehe = won both with ¢ Complete Housefurnishers and Bole Agents for the Charter Onk | Btee! 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