The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1907, Page 2

GDALE’S BUNCH TAKES THE OPENING GAME FROM TIGERS | ALLEN, WITH FINE SUP PORT, WINS HEARNE IN sURED. Dugdale’s duo @urely are playis and clever ¢ took the op fierce Tigers yeaterd coma grounds At was 8 sens worthy of Cubs have are to be game Allen, the Rock, had . Beattie and pitched a good game Jt is true that he was in a few tight i Doles but the men behind b him fine support and pulled ¢ of danger ev the second 1. hit tor and Drennan followed > another two sacker, sco F: Shea, next man up. bit o a wh th feet In t him I Ratierian Wrigat i, and Ross threw to the plate nabbing 9 )iotir end Moor : Drennan. Clynes next laid « 6 B @ue Into center and Myers got Shea Sor " et home Burnett, the first man up Peaneies $ 5 im thie inning, was thrown out Of Batierien Nagie ant ager, Sonce Sofiret. After this bat streak the Steet, Umpie-Perrine “Tunei i S «Tigers were not able on tsdtieey etait Allen hard and (hey failed to seore ee ie again Loe Angeles st Seattle made a run in the open. Me Pencice s fag, Hickey made o two-base hit porusna ie a got NATIONAL LeaGen, In the seventh Coy put = CUBS WINS. {77)"" AGAIN Ha hasow m Allen's single, In of the second, when ey Se ene Hearne was running into third, he — Was spiked on both hands by Shaw aa 8 Qnd had to be taken out of the m ’ game. Mack was substituted and ’ played a good game. 2 and Ritter; Ling AMR BH POA ® ‘ ee ge hy aK ® ‘ th : oes 8 8s ‘s ae ES aS aes OR Oe Reore a 6 0 1 2 8 & Pitetare ‘ ee ae ae Loute oe a ae me ae. : 8 ¢ i @ 6 6) mere au & Peiateiphte 7 4 matutetenres 3 New Yoru ’ “LUCKY BALDWIN” PLANS TO (Seattle Star's Rxctustve Service.) LOS ANGELES, May 29..-Years ego when B J. (Lecky) Baldwin Fach owner and a multitude of other things, acquired = h vast tealty holdings, it was the ambition of bis life to erect a race track on bis ranch that would be the finest im the world, and to name ft after tages attendant upon « At nearly all the tracks tn country ft Is necessary to start babies over the fourfuriong the cause of many cut offs Baldwin track this will be away with, as the track be a mile and an eighth start will b b At feet behind the tri way will run from ¢ track and up into the This will make ft possible tc the bh from the stable having | The location of the track ts ideal one The spot wher a little va jeh the Sterra t where jin fall | of the finest world, Baldwin attempt to re Derby In the laying off of this several ideas of Baldwin wi WHAT IS THE USE of a Spring sult If It does not fit? And what is the use of paying « fancy price just because you are asked to pay tr There is no real reason why you should bay a Suit that q doesn’t fit yon—or why you should pay « fancy price | if it does fit you. : If you do either one or the other, it fe barense you have shut your eyes to the style, fit and value of Resal $45.06 suits The requisites for good-fi $15.00 are six ng, well-taflored Sufte for y knowledge, power and determination. $15.00 Suits for Seattle. «port of kings will soon be runnt BUILD FINEST RACE TRACK the on the back turn, and thie has b err the wil an mtains rise abruptly fr } and far off to the a To the north enow-clad head of “Olid of parpetu: ne himeeit. Not only will Raldwin have « This ambition he realized track that will far surpass al Plans hare been ground stake nary work THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNBEDAY, MAY 29, 1907. oa "I THE OPENING OF THE PORCH SEASON SHOT DOWN IN OLD BLOOD AW HAS YWERE'S A —t | BUNCH [ DIDN'T | S&S WV THE : PARLOR LAST ; WINTER | = Aberdeen 128, AnEK IRN (Serippe Telegraph Service) “ ae yo, May 29 « 1 last night nd w . Davin, and fat t ; the two wer ng to k . husband The trouble n the rea ira. ¥ ‘ f the Mallroad ar aloon wh y ht wood, Davis a Wek oe ati =. a OP Oe ogee eee League Standiog FAIKBANKE, Alaska, May oer strike wu i * . * ie Wilang ‘ ' . are lvaving this @apiam CHURCH BOYS TO PLAY BALL $50,000 IN GOLD _ BASE BALL DREYFUSS TOOK THE BAIT [PFPSLTERtre eescs ar aronnlen ne . ' Dua’s ¢ ated . n t 4 ’ ank . 4 he roast $66,000 bu Tabernacle Baptiet od St. Marke’ church an schedule hae been anged ° torsthe om 2 * very in vfs - meter os registered « Cogren WAIT A WHILE *,” IS HO ais Lr 8 —_—— WILL ATTEND BXEROIRS SAYS PATSY DONOVAN—CLAIM® (Mtar Apectal Servier.) Rev, Vather 3. & OmU THE BHOOKLYNS Wren me ane FAIRBANKS, Alaska, May 1.— » nev, ted RIGHT BRrORH Lore. he hottest weather tm the history . f the Terane for the of May 7 BARNEY GETS “HIS.” an - SVGE pete. Yor the past three Gaye the thor | R-. 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