The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1907, Page 2

DUG NOT WORRIED ABOUT THE RACES hia Mne-up, bat promises to give it MATT STANLEY Mav of men signed, but because of WORK OUT YOUNG PITCHERS |). fuct that he does not know —A YOUNG CALIFORNIAN 18 her he will outlaw of oF. | war “a hall, he does & wan —- to @tve ¢ nem to the public, spe | anagers try to nab and tet other them in the meantime (BY OSCAR THOMPSON.) Three rules to prevent olf age! | Old Matt Stanley, as popular a ' aver wore a uniform fn J—Don't worry, %—Don't worry.| player as ¢ w ‘ this burg, will probably belp Dug 3—Den't worry. youthfulness and David Fdward Dugdale. league, in a hastity called meeting | ence the extreme ooo work out his pitchers, and may pos friskinens of one) "01™ ONC in the ‘The Coast] «_ would like to see Matt wear & Beattie uniform,” sald Dug, “bet San ohmco : educed | 1 doubt if he really wants to play “lv eae Seerenn, reee lany more, Me ts going to stay In Mtesif to four ciubs, letting go of Se) ote, and will be # great help to aide and Freand, the former because | ine in working out young pitchers all possibility of putting in a tear He ts ane o best in the bua here had already vanished. and the nese for that latter Because a sixth club could) pug has always been a whe with yot be found, but that doesn’t Worry | youngsters and the reco! that Dagd@alen, The Const } *2- | Miekey, Stovall, Wil Hoge, Buck nounces that it will play « series Of |) Preeman and others have made twe tm this batliwtck Just to hold the territory, and that by vo doing Dus dale’s position will be untenable.) wit giom jo something Dut that ateo faite to worry the im-| your, Fair, a firat basem perturable Dug |anck, a second sacker, and © “We will go outlaws, if we have|a catohors are three Ca! to” sald Dug this morning; “Dut | signed up whose names have leaked you just tell the fans to walt. 1) out tn spite of the rotund one's pre- am going to have 4 team all rte cautions, The California and Port- since they left Dug's kindergarten justify the fane In bellewing that he and one that wilt pley the kind of land papers have been rapping ball the fans like 1 look for a ban-|about these, but they forget that ner season this year Dug will get @ great deal more out of @ youngster than an or manager would. It tg Known that the Seattle man- ager narrowly missed signing Dave Drohan and Chartle Graham. These two would have made a swell bat tory. and they show what king of * after. “Fam not worrying sbout the races This Portiand sour-grapes talk to the effect that the turf-crage has/| killed off the interest af the fans) and changed their number from 32/ to 23 ie almost funny. What kind $f a village is this? 1 suppose be- | Saluwe the skating rinks are crowded, nary | Umber the local manager the ten-cent shows are gotng out of Tt am not one of these managers Deatbers, With the reat fan there/ who expect to win the pennant by Mf Ro substitute for baseball, Noth- | «iening a Dig league star or two—ft ing can take its place. The olf/ takes a team of men who work to g¥ard would come day after day, {| ceather to carry off the bunting THE SeATTh Ie STAR MONDAY, _ SEE THAT HUMP? MR. BILL SQUIRES ABOUT TO HAND OUT A FEW JAgB, BULLE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP OF AUSTRALIA, AND 16 SOON TO APPEAR IN THE UNITED STATES. SPORT DOPE put Tam Mable to land « player or wo who rank among the best in the | business.” there were as many race tracks here @s there ave skating rinks” “See fe stil! keeping quiet as ¢ IT WAS A GREN LONG AS IT “Tipping eff the on the cateher's eae te a mighty good thing—tf you are Mot caught at it,” sald Arthur Ir ‘Wia, in a recent fanning fest. “And it ts not a new stunt of the dia mond, either. I remember away) in 188% when the Boston club/ Purchased Mike Kelly and! Clarkson, for a fabulous) SCHEME AS LASTED | ROPE HE ogre CHANGE EF revenge. Whe the two stare) walked out on the grounds a chorus | of 16,000 got their feet and paid} bMarious respects to the rew Idols “I studied Clarkson's @-Svery for! to the infield ne for a slow ball was to drop lef band to his side, and the infielders then pulled around to the! Jett of the diamond. When his} WATCHING THE SIGNALS. right hand dropped it moant a fast! ball, and the players shifted to the| most instances was to drive a ball laafely through between first and second # Clarkson's signals in a bit and ron game When one of| “All of Boston's twrilers ased Us got on first, he was instructed| Clarkson's signals and wo worked) to rum on a fast ball This drew) the game until the end of the the second baseman to bis base and) series, when Billy Nash got next to oGr bateman was instructed to hit) what we were doing, and the sig at the same time. The resalt in| nals were changed tn « hurry.” NEW YORK NATIONALS (Sandy}, 7 to 1, won; Hector, 99, | DEFEAT LOS ANGELES. | second; Vox Populi, 160, third ‘Time, 1:40 +6. | (Borippe Teiegranh Service.) Sixth race, one mile-—Jake Moone, | LOS ANGELES. March 4—The|103 (Koerner), 3 to 1, won; Pal, | New York Nationals and the Loe/105, second; Salable, 107, third Angeles team of the Pacific Coast} Time, 1:42. League played the first. of practice — games yesterday afternoon. The ascorT. First race, one-half mile—Cree R. A. £E/tom, 116 (Bullman), & to 5, won; F $ 12 2} Magasine, 113, second; Booger Red, 8 2| 113, third. Time, :48 1.2 Second race, one mile—Toupee, | 107 (Harris), § to 1, wor; Ormon-| dew Right, 107, second; Ba Ball, | 107, third. Time, 1:46. j Third race, one mile—Bologna 109 (Radtke), even, won; - 107, weeond; Foncasta, 100, third | OAKLAND, Time, 1:41 34 | eae Fourth race, two milew—Los An-| Firat one and onequarter | geleno, 102 (Ross), 11 to 5, wou mitlee—Ink, 110 (Borel), 4 to 1./ Tartan, 105, second; Gold Spot, ¥6, | won; Huston, 110, second; Potrerojrnird. Time, 2:27 34 Grande, 102, third. Time, 2:11 Fifth race, one mile-—Von Tromp. race, one mile—-Happy | 109 (McDaniel), 2 to 1, won: Don| Rice, 9 (Hunter), 4 to 1, won: | homo, 104, decond Ampedo, 92.) Hogum, 103, second; Treasure Seek-| third. Time, 1:40 1-2 | or, 116, third. Time, 1:42 1-6. Sixth race, one mile—Phil Igoe, Third race, one mile and fifty}110 (Harris), 3 to 5, won: Iriah yards—Vincentio, 104 (C. Wil) Mafl, 107, second; Otto Price, 107, Mame), 20 to 1, wou; Prince Mag-|third. Time, 1:42 1-4 net, 110, second; I Told You, 103,)-— third, Time, 1:45 1-6. TIME 18 RIPE Fourth race, two and one-quarter|For you to consider an invest-|) maflée—Ramus, 100 (Graham), 2 to| ment for your money where the 1, Won; Edwin Gum, 116 second; | best vowstble returns will be forth Mies Rillle, 105, third. Time, | comin The German Savings. 2:58 146. Building and Loan association is Fifth race, one mile—Rat 102 neern and invites you to their books and manner of Ol mpia Market |doing business, which will also hey have made to their members 118 Pike St., saves half your meat| Chas, Osner. secretary, 416 Ball bill, Try them and see. oo | Bide. How About It? ANSWER THIS ! Our advert ent don’t 0 ‘‘big’’ as ome we read—and yet rr mir this than ever b Are i finding out we mean more than we ay? Or how is it ? $10 Suits and O $ 6.65 $12 Suits and Overcoats now $ 8.00 $18 Suits and Overcoats r $12.00 $20 Suits and Overcoats now $13.35 $25 Suits and Over now $16.65 On the On the Square TH reat 615-617 First Avenue pola Rattling Nelson, whe hae been sporting his glad rage in Poglend | for some little time, arrived in New York Sunday, fui) of talk and tong- ing for a gabfest. N willing te whip all biuffed all of the handers under cover. rted to have agein gone broke having apent of the emai tune made tn hie taet me | the Dane, amd the two may hook up legain in the near future ison ie comers, baving British punch Joe Gans t repe } with The Coast league Haturday dectd od to reduce ite playing cireult to four clube, the imopoesthility of put ting a team in Beattie making ft yecensary to drop Freeno, The He tthe terrttory, te le announced, will © retained at off costa, however od a few games will be transferre:t here. DM) Harty, the scrappy first base man who used to be auch a favorite here In the good days of Dug's ot¢ longue, is trying to free himnestt from Loutevilie in order that he may play with Aberdeen this year, Mil! ast year Gd hie usual stunt of signing with two teame at the same time. 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Denver to participate In the Dig wwattest to be held there from March T fo 14, This city will be represented by two teama the all | Moattte stare and the Memttie Ath }! club rollers, and there ows! | to be wome good soores mada, judy ling from the perm ot the |tonme, when the uprights creck ¢ | Denver | Saturday the freshinen and eopho- mores of the University ff Oregon with held the first ter-clasa meet of the Heaton at Bugene Washing on will watoh the for the Oreqontans are the y track Waaehtr | nas caure to fear this your, DROWNING AT FOMONDS (Star Speciat Servien) EMMONDS, March (.—One of the sadent nerkdeuts occurrg! af this [pines yestortay afterncom, ree bore and four giris weng Depting The boat was struck byte aqvail, | ana Btward Loon, son of D. A Loma, aed Topper MePherved, son of J. A MePherson, were drowned. At the risk of bie own life Herman | Lown aayet euveh of the four iris. 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ALL IS READY 10 LEAVE n Moattlo’s former t bell high and mighty manager of the Hutte agmremation, Will leave for the mining bure either tomorrow or the next day, Russ ha an entire team signed, but refuses t give owt hie line fearing should the Northwes ue go out law, he would wake w other manngere had be | with hie ime It te certain, however, that there ma chasers Will have a chance t Up last year's Beattie pennant » hie line-up, w hoo and roan! talk of ae #tars last year, FINAL GAME The of feague season yesterday ended in a for the Sty at the expense of the Fort Lav the final was faat and furious crowd Jumping with final game the soceer victory Wanderers ton soldiers, Sto, Play and kept « bi exettement on the side Ines. It te possible that @ series of wames will be arranged between the two Beattic Ceara, and the Beatties, for the champion ship of the city championship of the league. ‘The new cight-oared trai clinker for which the University of | ton has been Washi for the firet time thie week, }°U" onremen will then take thetr| | fivet pull tm the barge, which & jeost them nearly 9700, The bare will be used by firet team untti | the two shells ordered from the east | and will them be turned inexpertenced candidates | come ver jto the For the firet time In many © Western ay. vpened with vegetable There t» no one today—prob- ably there never bae been a master—who has such a pre digtous cormand of the plano forte as Resenthal. 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