The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1907, Page 2

q 2. giant, now at Mercorsburg Acad THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1907. We nn and Monroe, This would eliminate miloe—Joe Shields, 106 (Tutler), 8 Hiack Diamond and Bellingham The Store That Serves You Best Garve It fw nafe to say} to 1, won; lenry 0., 108, seconds lack Diamond has no enclowed Jarvey Buchanan nearly any tnatitution in the| incubator, 106, third, Time, tél. aera and Bellingham te fur — - east Will be glad to hold out to thie} Fourth race, seveneighths of @ a ioay. Phe sehome Ie meeting with fad any legitimate Inducement to| mile—Lexoline, 99 (Pickens), 8 to han Never Bef J |wocuro him, If he fails to become} 1, won; Cablogram, 109, second) ore in panies & world’s champion, signa aro cor | Old Honesty, 106, third, Time, ' tainty misteading, 1:37 146, » ——___-—— He i as tall as Ratph Rose, that| Fifth race, one and onosixtoent WHAT Such Splendid Reali h S I. d id Ba ‘ roe | YOURE Hercules from California,| miler—Princess Orna, 107 (Grit uc P endt = BUTTE, June 2t.—Cud Allen waa) Borer se somes wocenne ’ 8 a] WhO did go well during the brief | fith), § to 5, won; Sultry, 104, seo found tm the seventh tuning of yee| Vax 4 }/ seaon tm the athletic field, He te} ond; Scalplock, 104, third, Time, . terday’s game with the Miners, and jatar 4 wei hs Freekiin 694) a finor molded youth than Rone | 1:47 46 ——y (By the Office Boy.) , : no fewer than five runa were made R | and nearer the perfect type of phys Sixth race, one mile-—Miss Kitty, tnee People of this country have ' in this rouad, winning the contest) League Standing. jeal development. | 102 (Austin), 9 to 1, won Cala Leaitie ta now tn fourth pl ee many ideas of @ sport but very for the Buttes, Seattle managed to} Won, tosh Pot The other day at Princeton, dur-| bash, 109, second; Blaze O'Light apne Hutte is not so very far fow have the right one, A sport of find ‘veddy Roosevelt for 10 Bite, | Aderteem sesvevecrvees F HY {| ing the Interscholastic games, he | $9, third, hind, Unless something ts de does not necessarily have to wear) MH || j but they were scattered and did not) ay t a ‘| made @ new world’s record, Krom and the local boys do better than ee ee ie and rattle a silver \ h do th ful. Rooaie struck out | 4 the regulation cirele he hurled the} {they have been for the last few | i oiiar with a coupe of foreign My 10 i told, and did pretty % ry 12pound hammer 190 feet 9 tnches, HIGH WINS AG i oes, Sor Brag oy Home ary \colua, A real live up-to-date sport * re h erw lace, Dugdale ta trying hard gp! ' as he pleased with the ortp} surpassing by over three feet the th ple f is one who knows what is golng on { . «. Coy made three hits for Se} COAST LEAGUE. throw made by Tom Sheviin, of to strongthen the team, but therg | #* On6 "he Mitewe te throughout Attle and the new second baseman, | eRe nm vt | Yalo, atx years ago, He put the lare many woak ptm still that) (0 SN sary. Ble follows such as Just think of buying cool, d« + Underwoad gt Q ley, from V ver, ° . srenenvenenes & BS *}12pound shot 40 feet # Inches.) CHICAGO, June 21.—The Seattlo nie nag: 4 and ye — Sancball hore racing, pugiliem and such greatly reduced ft nably oe , tw “a ifth that the lo- |! Ft EE boating the Interscholastic record of nigh wchool toam won tte third {i ane be Th gem eitome | many other likely games which are pected the latter part of A ngs come. e 1 tu and it waa in) y t Perrine. Tiny " John Dewitt, the Princeton giant i sy a 7 too fumerovs to mention, and when hundreds of women wo to buy th Roosevelt Just did wee a ee by more than a foot, and he te only | *ralaht game yesterday by defeat while let everybody hope that the knows the names and values of goods at regular prices, Great e here p . Bat in the Mist eccesatt ~ "\)@ boy who has not been graduated | {ng the Wendell-Phillips schoo! ag-| hard luck a oe ane that | cach pertormer worth while | row, Lay in the summer suppl > aevent M ame back with tea . i 6 4) from his preparatory school gregation by a score of 14 to.¢,, Minas will soon be better Ladies’ 12/40 Veste~ 9 Lad Vedi av pounded Allem all) a ee P gr oritica aay barred m a 8) The Wondoll-Phillips boys are the} gpoxane took the nad game EADY Saturday at oC $ ay at sesal wer t Kecetver Myers waa)!" * | mos candidate fT }interseholastic champions of the ; - EVER ‘ lose and , be 7 olan! che from the hard playing Aberdee Low neck, # os an hand put game in the third} world’s plonahip be middie west, and the victory of the | y conta. Geasn te ttt eld 4 penis daintily taped urday only | t taped; eran With’ a broken Mager | - their bellef that Bec eng be. | Seattle beys shows that thay are | the » of the day, taking in was | at this very special price peeere ery ee ae a . % gun to know himself, Should he point of satire madecrdal nasal .~mmy Ty we ge hme -vy Oy promt] Tes Seotene fret hs pgnd Ladies’ 350 Veste~ Ladies’ $1.00 Vestexs . Se ae ae next yoar—and this is altogether | the seattle bo 4 Marti 5 = ogg cael slepens . t ound yore will be 70 High or low neck; long or 4, Hale thread i Be Fe AMERICAN LEAQUE. | Probable—they predict that in the seocived ogy Fons nae . - win: . . po Bey cs “ai ta the siest and thers sheoves and sleeveless tk ta ad crochet; daly w ay Pe es ee H n La wolght conte sha Lye ular station fa behind the bat, wut | Dugdale has not heard yet what! the events to be pulled off are of poatly taped. Pants to) ly Oe ee Ge RE ; at ing events in while aengnon he can pitch some also, and belie to be done about MeGregor,|a kind which will appeal & the match, Ladies’ $1.50 Vestem $ 8 2 © 2 Of matterion-Smith and Sullivan; Pruitt, y take part, the Am ause both SchGits and Agnew are} Hrown, joon's manager, recent-|lover of the best in sport, The Mee aed Geer, | tinent will have @ representative | in need of rest he took the box. He outed when Du fred to | Mareth is attracting much Ladies’ 500 Veste~ 374 Suturday ot » “sa oe ant Pe Tt | who bids fair to aweop the contest:| anowed but three hits. Seattle | a, Milot, and the fat ‘neneger hla = fon, and the eight entries for ORY GE oseees 2€ bs 4 otra fine ila . nts of allother countries before round the great LAndquist for 37 | « ho national commission to| this will put up & «feat contest | Bwits ribbed. Inco yoke, | thread taped, crochet ~ . = ye te sila | safetioa, 8 did” pretty | decide the matter, before the event is won. Multno taped neck and arms; fine | yob * io tavin, Chalten net ithe Ses much as they p! | -- mah has an especially strong o# mercerized quality; ali sizes. Ladies’ $1.75 Bilk Vest, # | RACES YESTERDAY I. tile mt Rows ts expected back tn the regation and will bo heard Raed Ladies’ 650 Veste—~ | Saturday at .., ® Hea sso asses’ @ game in a day or two. 4 shoulder 19 & A. CO. has been strengthaned Eelieiie Oh sacee of i Fine pe x } eepeaags Wendell Phillipa cose @ 9 Tlhas healed and he has been ship-| daily and will offer more than one rh ets Seas | bite bon sid & Be ape: 2 | Hatterios—Homingway and Mar-| ped on to Butte. Quigtey we surprise tomorrow. The meet com: | ‘anat nee gow Bee a . os; a | First race, fiveeighths of @ mile; ‘m: | and i Arnold. mpire | nec ond yesterday and put up a d | menees at 3 ocluck tomorrow aft | tins and white coloriegs Sendia Import, 112 (Palma), 12 to | Keokersall e at. Purtherm he got two | ernoon. | won; Karoda, 112, second; Ed Da | ber ‘ i mee te . gs Roberts ——— | ” via, 112, third, Time, 1:02 16 j failed to he ball in ye } Th C t |“"Second race, futurity—John #.| TQ CRUISE SUNDAY day's session _ STONE FALLS 5 DOWN e Celebrate erode nion L inate, | Sheehan, 106 (A. Wright), 9 to 2, oi nem angue we da yee. | Won; Senator Warner, 103, second} fe at nee the dishandment of the Pu-| oovaen 4 ‘0 ek) Puree, 102, third, Time, bil 16 got Sound league, amateur league ul S$ for omen a a i! Third race, futurity-—Ray Ben The annual cruise of the Motor | baseba » boon in a hard way.| George Stone, the St. Louie! atotp 3 3 Bt! nett, 105 (Berel), T to 1, wom; ; oat club, of Beattie, will be held | Efforts now being made to) Browns’ outfielder, who led the $1.25 Values Tomorrow — at <ey Allen, Parent | New Ye 4 » © Calla, 107, second; Bimdale, 104,/ext Sunday on Lake Washington, |form a now league out of what 18) american League batemen last new SS Lon 1 " 4 \ hird. Time, 1 |The cruixe will commence at 1/ left of the old one. The plan t* to! ion and who was hailed as the | Hand crochet finished w neck a oles: high meek, — | SPER, werves sore 8 8 ta! Pearth rece nd one-quarter | o'clock, the fleet to be led by the! form a league composed of the | yingoin of the country in the bing ; : b NORTHWEST LEAGUE. Mamie Algol, 105 (C. Sulll-/ @amvhip Meteor, Commodore Clar-| following clubs: Ballard rett. | ting line, bas don hing worthy WEED TRE OF SROs Ree ree; eee ee eee = NATIONAL LEAGUE. van), 9 to 5. won; Michael Mul-|nce H. Jones has hopes of a very | }Snobomish, Richmond's ‘Rainiers, | o¢ mention in batt and dainty lace trimmings, All Garmenta “that fe" Spokane, 3; Aberdee: dune nm @ mi vaney, 107, second: Edith James, | *ccessful cruise. jthe Supertors, F m, Bremerton | His avernge at Be | ates a ae pee . = i ee Oriental Billiard and Pool Pan P000, ané Ras beso remaining close it | Ladies’ We Union Suits Snihe at 47 Se niiie—tapention, 138 Us Wright), | °"% Gatieted ues ne oe For the Linemen is pny rye nord = # seal 412, the Jersey ribbed neck; long or short sleeves; ankle ay | n ng Lf to, won; Corrigan, 111, second: |Tivte in Beattio, A coy fem | Woe carry the best class of tools | highest he has attained thin season. | knee lengths; ai) sizes j ws 9) Salable, 100, third, Timo, 1/47 25. /¢ , made. uding Kline Plyers, Kline | There are many who believe that! sae? ‘ p tard i = 8) gixth race, one mile and fifty) UOmee lcitmbers, Kline Splice Theo. | Stone batted away beyond his gait Ladies 75¢ Union Suits Satu my at S9c ad | ea and Marshall; © trew 3B. 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