The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1907, Page 2

104 Tr Wriaht), | thin A a6 wo 1, won) Oneal Cap, rory 100 TACOMA SERIES ON 4. || THIS AFTERNOON 2*5-2 5 rigan, M4, third, Time, & and Dog will use Rim as an emer: | | DUGDALE SIGNS GARIBALDI— gency batsman. Vancouver ran LEXINGTON, him wp in the afoth taning one | jay here last ween, and he cracked out a corking Mt. Garry will play right field until Drennan takes notion to pay his fine ong wel back | in the game. an } | gris Back IN MINTYRE JOINS VANCOUVER ooms TO Grand Pivet Dame, 105 Haneger Melle, 10 one-half mile 1 to 1 Waldort is a8 rave. (Beland) 108, second %, third. Time, THE GAME— KELLY TOM ALASKA, Vancouver released make the Garry to Charley Metntyre, ayer. Melntyre at dangerous hit layed in thie and ts @ good Vancouver may outfield m fe former Butte of the x at has west country a sports drifted ping Intending or ball game ct (ix play Into Beattie this mc to take the Btwash ver » at third t bim in (Morrison war, 192, second 145, third, Time Fitth rece, ¢ queer lot hey tther down acd out of ft or else they are tagging after the team whereve it goes, The fans didn't want base ball over the thre year and | had to be forced upon th Bu Lynch's Roya! Bengals won i and played such bangup 5 the whole batliwick ts baseball bu« house. Lynchand his Turks were striding around town this morning with the air of men Who already had the series tucked away ta thelr bat bags The dopester saw Rill Hurtey Yast night Bil hed one arm to sling and tn the other was an fant looking for all the world Bill. Between the siing and baby Bill was ving bie trow os, but wore a smile of serene Mappiness, anyway re aa ree-quartere of « mile 108 (Taylor), ¢ to won Sutton, 107 feta third Time, 1 18 Bisth Face, one and one-sixteent (Minder), 11 wo & w Beaiplock, | sine Melariaoe ' Nedw 4 tt, ios, 6 4 fans are « are tirety around Stie worked out itn the local at he thie morning sald he would be able to play m without danger of 1 open agato pat in the gar sade, T » belfeve that a serond; La FAnes all the eecond him $10 FROM 80868 FOR A HIT on woul «ar tm shap than two months’ loafing A number of Northwest league castotts are golng to Alaska. where they can earn big money playing in the midnight league. Father” Tom Kelly, Paddy Welch, Jack Marshall, “Ranbit” Piank, and Joe MeNamee, all of whom started the season in the Northwest league, will be in uniform for the A teams Oscar Graham has been called back from Minneapolis by the Washington team Hlankenahi p. who reported as about to be farmed, te catching regularly again for Washington i —a—— } Dugdale has picked up Gartbaldt called Garry for short, who was ‘with Vancouver until yesterday Garry ts « slugger but not reuch of a fielder, acoording to nh ~~ DUGDALE’S PROVERBS | —— i Pitcher Del Mason, of the Cip }clnnat! Reds, ts to get an extra $10! | every time he gets a bit this sea | son thet eoree two rune Ned Manion ie to pay the coin. The af fair started in & practice game, | when Del pocketed $10 of his boas | money for getting « bit at « erica! * shouted the railway of “what do you mean by throw “Here cial, "§. thoee trunks about | ‘The porter gasped t | ment, and several travel bed " as oF r CES YESTERDAY tevnth mllng—adirondaat, 188] ROO Noga to make aur. that second; Little Joker, 109, thir | WSs feal. Then the official -_ . A ‘ race — aR | Mme 18 + | egnin t0 the pester: | Third race, one and one- @ixteonth | you ae you are mak jmiles—W. B Gates, 109 (A. WH ing Genta in this concrete plat | Hams), 6 to t, won, Deemeges, 104,| form? —Chleago Journal. OAKLAND, one-half mfle—Her —qres, 119 (W. Kelly), 3 to 1, won; | second; Lady Fashion, 107, third | Sis see are anion, 138, Sasaeny Anton 3,1 HO |Meat Prices That Please. pate enerd Time | Fourth race, one and ene-etx-| at the City Mall Market, 609 Third 5, Second race th ml oun’. tee” tas tin’ eee Water . M5S | Batting averages from the fret of the season ap to the present date show that mont of the hittic Gone by two men, Art + cement has been * Ross and Benny Myers, While Myers has the higher average. Ross ts perhaps more deserving because he has been oan mn on as Myore ‘ ff with a high avern , coming down, he began With an ordinary figure ac o away up am talking about Aandy bat use siea SPORT LETTER INJTRED— On Saturday morning the Railroad Com pany delivered to us three cases of Craven ette Overcoats that should have been here in Isn't that of hands of the build January remarkable? ponnr WaALTHOUR In view the fact that we are in the BROOKLYN WANTS A MOnRR— ers, and we have no room to store them, they will be sold for less than YANKEE TAKS ARE WINNERS. cost! Isn't that remarkable? —— Ne wonder that Chase held The manufacturers made us a special reduc tee a e i sont boca jew . cease cee EER il RACAL ENTE ATCT TENE OREO TERED NANT DARE DEE CEDAR OOO: laa sake enone samannnoinsan tion if we would keep them, so we turn tunning In and grabbing the be them over to the public at exactly half the mene. Wem a eee retail price t . . : ct . . te «i Hu 2 comching his . ait seerme . Remarkable, isn’t it? a ee: ee Included in these are Black Unfinished . - ” Worsteds, Black and White Worsteds wile . & Pretty Browns, etc. Your choice ...... eix t s at Philadelphia Moses end tt f ~ wit - 9 4a cog ‘ oa at . tie A M On the Opp. the a aon ; 7 Square Totem Pole ane on souer. FOR THE PRESIDENT—NEWS isto MEYERS AND ROSS LEAD IN HITTING BASEBALL : THE SEATTLE STAR—-TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1007. THE PERFORMANCE MADE CONTINUOUS CANNOT FI BLAME CORONER'S JURY IN SHRINERS WRECK REPORTS THAT DI | RECT CAUSE FOR DIGAS TER CANNOT BE DETER | MINED. (nertppe Tetearaph Service.) SANTA BARBARA, Cal, May 14 Great dissatisfaction results the finding of the coroner's jury the cause of death of < the Shriners’ train which wa wrecked Baturday aftern At hearing testir from y t nesses the jur eturned e follow ng verdict “ or ers ry, find tha 0.8 ftw of Reading a ame to bis de at ! ] a owing causes, to-wit The wrecking of a specie BUREAU Sbriner train making t un from \ 4 Santa Barbara north, the extreme 4 cause of the wreck unknown and SY q oF from evidence presented to this jury / it caunot determine any direct cause 4b, 1bomas Pool, W. F. Bliss, George |H. Senter, Robert Gregg, M. ( Btewart, H. L. Preaerick, J. A (Seripps Telegraph Servier.) GANANAQLE, Ont, May 14 : . : time. To show he was game, Han William Waldie killed his wife and ot ho t l ay need ws | lon ‘made the offer guod for the two small children yesterday after iM . « | - ne |noon by beating their brains out I} iN f d d | LLUSIONED. HERBERT EMORY SMITH, WHO HAS SUCCEEDED JAS. A. GARFIELD ABS CHIEF OF THE BU. |* th & hammer, then be cut bis | a l 1 nN ee ale REAU OF CORPORATIONS, HAS PREPARED AN EXPOSE OF THE METHODS OF THE STAND | “PTOM peg ong ad neesidblings ured bleeding to death Waildie was a ments! and physical vase 2 ee cee a ecif, All of Squires’ matches have| Week and during « crazy period to be ratified by cabi om pots | committed the crime | tralia by his backer, Mr. Wren | ee i ee | Kills Child Then Sulcides. | PHILADELPHIA, May 14—-Prar M. Shults, a yesterday near leading the league If he keeps present gait. He hit about and bas an average ne two Weeks he has =! NATIONAL LEAGUR fewe siete ® Om innett ® New Tow Ratierion—Macun and Sehiet, MoGinatty | and Bowerman . ane key ts ‘ now os hrtowest ¥ ‘ me Pivebare ah Se, 4 . “ iH | Ratteriee Diner, Revita, Young end S : Be Nectham, Phillppl Lafeld and Gtheom | 1 : " heore a a ‘ ; | eetiys me Pg: Pee * im |S . an) . ° H Mi | Patteriae Henely apd Ritter a & ’ 1 Xareer and Nowa. r ‘ poets An ® Peiiadetpnie a i ae +e e pane stealing te alunoet 1 a iteriee Am ant Jackiitech; Land agains aren and Kinng & series of bouts aboard th ettlesbip Miss culeee iare League Standing 4 three of five ev “- ~ = ay th ut a ; ™ English opponents =. , ‘ ‘ i opbie © Piteours ‘ t , be ’ u o BILL SQUIRES’ MANAGER mctoeatt ’ ” io ' “ at A GOOD STORY-TELLER b= ae Se 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE. (Seattle Star's Bxeluatve Servion) |g. nM, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 9 “* . 2a Parley I 8, Who accompanied | Phietetphta te ‘7s t t Recterien White, Patterson and Me B Austra and. Wadeelt and Sehreok 7) t as bis busine < = te tee y |. feore nur £ ° , ie es famous & a eHow ncoheon ncer , . Me —_° oy Fuikenters and Mamkensh . res . AME a affable | petvett ae ee ma eat of bh te . or and Kehmidt; Denese « «> \nexha and Armbrust o. His {a story telling, and | gicre au 8 quires’ camp at San Rafael is ‘ . imenahagann . . i | , o-Moore and Clarke, Orth and Kieinow NORTHWEST LEAGUE Bette 2, Tacoma 1 ACOMA, May 14 Butte won a hard Hatteriae—Hipen Wiletne afin League Standing ry * oe Aberdeen n + « : a ® ' ‘ ’ FARLEY REYNOLOS H's “COAL OIL" JONKS Y " y ‘ ae the . = He te going . fing to @ se . : " ted M. 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