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

SPORTOGRAMS \ | finish in second Hace Hue wu |he sputtega: “If Quigley and Rows ~FASTGAME | = STARS OF MINOR LEAGUES BRIGHT .IN BASEBALL SKY] AMUSEMENTS NEXT TUESDAY, 24TH, M.,, SEPTEMBER THE Sweet Marte, the famous Call - \ fornia trotter, driven by Wm. J 4 i | ® "] ‘ol ° orld redbre q i It was a @foat gamo and Seat £8 2 8 8 fo Andrews, broke the world res6rd WP WCMAL SON | | » won, What more is to be sald) soe. pee } yesterday, for a mile on a half | Regn oe 4 1 4) Tas 1 Si mite track at Allentown, Pa. go-| pver af the mannér of a big ix ge ee! 6 former record was 2:08 and was WILL = league twirler @nd the Spokane Fw wy Nel by Croesus | OPE ‘4 an ¥ n POA a | Coagh Place put his men through | ' eittintiia! ot amiani et ie OS @/some lively open play work you With a ad ferent from | 2 ee ay, and found that he has a lot anyth cattle ever ha en 4.8 8 hes fast candidates for backfield | window eck 8 , Bring Your Family = | Be ™ Jciadiin, Es ©) Krleta eaught a dandy game you Fouites. ee . ayy Ry noxt yoar thin boy te hibit four TB acon ' , viii. : t i h f h iy. <1) 2 ee agg erone *4/ every day TWO THEATERS ‘The Gent! Tite r reole pinitions | ~ Wit Dug intends to keep Benny Myers | g “a at the top of the batting Hat, for he | LONDON GHOST SHOY wot only hita, but Is also great waiter,, and .onee on the sacks ts CASCADE STAIRWAY a swell baserunner ‘ | B A S E B A L MYSTERIOUS CRYSTALODEON, 1 — UUme L MANY MORE MARVELS | “Aberin A, Tacoma @ | First Avenue, Foot of Cherry Street, fave Abend mat > FLOYD C. THOMPSON, Manager, a ta - Wiew and _ a bis diminu — Six htning fast double plays! | pittietngne | : sa (THE GRAND °22")| (E25 | RR ng Emil Frisk wan in left fleld all onagee Patch, o08 aa reno gy : right yesterday but failed to come} ae won 6 < , + through with a hit, A man whol | Mr. WILLIAM SUNDAY a . " "> has traveled a the way acrows the/ iy thant Hm Country can be expected to be son FAVERSHAM AND ALL WEEK. Va ° what off form. Anyway Emil look | MATINEES : oot * od like himself and juggled the first (By Arrangement with Charle ohman.) | | WED. AND SAT. Bago ig "Ten ~ wa hit in his direction just to ak, When, cia Woke show the fans that he hasn't chang LIEBLER & CO. inesiigil ai Who Played a Great Game at be Won tat. ¥ bhi f = Third for Seattle Yesterday. |ticima” is *| Leok at that man Fddie Quinn! PRICES: = i HE won firing Se ‘ “ Mm man Hace a esters Drama doing against such pitching. 8 - 3 $1) BM Carney back in the game, he $2.00 to 50c. A iene atthe wit ehow|*” proceeds to grab Ike Rockenfield, | ed off the Ienghty one, but he paid Phitedeiphin #8, Bt Lowls & pow yl Be Boccomg: 4 . -< ae ue ee of the Indtans—just let thor t | st ° 3 ¢ the champion old Tacoma teams, | Next Attraction—"THE TIME, THE PLACE ANDO THE GIRLY third tert on the sacks so could ’ ie “a a and one of the best initial sackers The minor leaguers wont so fast} fafled to get vy the b 1, despite | ney, Toronto, 31-6 seconds. of the p them that they couldn't get home. | iter, Kparks and t tn the minor sen, Hoth of the major league stars were lost Jat the strenuous attacks, and although, Acourate throwing to second— Th Spokane rallied in the ninth as a Ges these boys can field up to the limit, | the dust Tthe figures established at Cincin-| George Gibson. | usual, but the garrison finish) oe ton we game: wet 2nd Bre 300 hitters. Nehring, who! Which, translated, means that the) nati will be accepted as official.) Long distance throwinng—Shel si 7% i | LE ft HEA if ppointees | stopped al ty with only one) ccna. y played with as Louis a while, mas bowlers’ day athietic fest of ‘the’ some of them do not represent the | don Lajenne, Springfield, O., 399 Russell & Oréw, Managers Phoned” aii under obliga run home. Carney opened the - ee also join the Indians. + Guess that's | baseball world, in which battthg,| mightiest efforts in similar Ines. foet 16% inches veaitaie a : ninth with a hit, James followed Fittberg 2, Beeskiya | going some for one manager throwing and sprinting feata were’ The official figures of the winners Cireling bases—Walter ( nts, NIGHT—Last Time, “Little Johnny Jones! MAI | piecanet worth money to winners, the little | follow Jersey City, N. J., 141-65 seconds Week Starting Matinee Tomorrow, Sunday, September 22 Rockenfield played second base | fetlows hogged the victories Fungo hitting—Mike Mitchell. Greatest throw on record—Jobn H. H. FRAZEE'S PIQUANT MUSICAL MIXTURE, g gr ile for the visitors yesterday and was! jryt records which for years with: Ciactnnatl, 41% feet §% inches Hatfield, October 15, 1872, 400 feet ISLE OF SPICE ~ the with the goods, accepting I1/ stood the assaults of hundréQs,) Bunt and run to first—Jack Tho |6% inches. | a 3 New York 5, Cincinnati & ences without a skip and larrap inte | 20 Whistling Song Hits and Unique Dances. . ce igre ssh » s}a mile—Metzar, 106 (Roadwe), 5 to|mile—Goes Fast, 105 (MeCarthy) NEW YORK ¢ on srry Watson, Edwin Lang, . : . Harry Williama, n Rose, Chas. Purce Mattle Martz, Roberta Wie oY t s one man yesterday 42, won; Whiskbroom, 110, second; |% to 2, won; Dredger, 110, second; |F oo 1 orotta Convey if Ratteries— Reine Witt and M } Haw " th Time, | 4 ¢ 05, — third Time, ; Phy eng By who put even Rocky's oon cory fillramege Bap nant ne ty aed Coe ae + ages 1a FAMOUS FOR MUSIC, FUN AND BEAUTY. han shame, and that was T amisee cna ent wubisccaaeaiin | Book by Allen Lowe and Geo. ¥ -ddard. Music by Jerome : a, 1 sacker for the Dug | 197 (Brown) to 3, woe; Seals and Schindler, Staged by Gus Sohike f° "| end low, far and wee, and tomel tlock, 107,» Sylvan Belle HIGH SCHOOL CANE ORGANIZATION OF 65 PEOPLE. ‘ eo his ‘elees were oavely wert . ai | 19%, third. Time, 1:41 150 Nights in New York. 150 Nights in cami :8 femieg: ant. Menges vp ie say Loree VER, B.C. Sevt. ti—| "Fann race, tnreo-quarters of RUSHES PLANNED | 250 Nights In Chicago ; 486 |e (rgd P eg vee re je results ¢ hae ° J k Dre 100 (Martin 2 TF (48) man's art gallery terday’s rnees at Hasting’s track — : wal gnarl ey A ~ ped PRICES: Evening and Sunday Matinee—25e, 50¢) 7Sc, $108 s *s Seven furlonge—Rosario —Wow,| 99 second: Auspicious, 100, third ppresentatives from the al Thursday and Saturday Matinees—25¢ and 50c ‘ , F Byron Kese second, Legal Form ine 4-15 2 ¥ * at the Washington High AMERICAN LEAGUE t Pine, 1:23.24 Girth vase, 606 wile—Lady Carél will be called together the furtongs—Korvsilany ~ won, | 99 14 2 ' first of next week to arrange tor Dienge 2-11, Washingte 99 (Ott), 5 to 2, won; Charlatan, first of nm FI ty “ Be Rurnelett second, Lambertha third. | tho” second Hammerway, 99, the sophomorefreshman cane Chieags jthird. Tyme, 1:41 rushes to be held in the course of ows ms ags-Otto Price won 1 |the next two weeks, The class ob- t tes Jennewm and ox coud, Black Sam third. | TORONTO. taining the most hands oa the cane 4 game ’ a |S we | }im two out of three rushes will be tha | Six furlonge—Stlver Wedding! purse race, three-quarters of «| dec lared victorious FHEAT RE sai ant ° Thet was eh uwiel game ét] meet no = yg Peony De Gram) nie—Doona Elvira, 102 (Schiew . Wa Washington yeaterda t hy eonaciation fer nonwin-; inet"? 3 to 1, won; Kiamesha It, -UPY. Phones: Sunset Main 1004, Ind. 4034 FRANK ALLEN. Heston 1, Cleveland 4 secured 21 hits off Paten Aigmelett won,’ tangerine | 102, Wrnd: Bonate’ Keg, 109, nly Seattle Pltche wit See © ® % Washington got 1? off Walsh. h 4. Ps h th = third Time, fr13 35 i] Week of Sept. 23. UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE. =, sai yaay Returned so Vile: tle. | Re" : F a — 14g e Popomals third. ‘Tiine,| Second race, elevensixteontha ot | ESQUIMALT Bell Trio, high class singing act; Wale & a Stovete . j a mile—ert GO. Lewin, 109 (Mo-| Matinee Daily. igh cl : season Form. *—Young aod Criger itches today and Har} yy ae won{ Banyah, 109, | a Sundays Continuous. | Se%. champion wooden shoe dancers otis with a hit and Rockenfleld | sarktach, ‘RACES YESTER AY hemike, 107, third. | (By United Press.) eecal 3 . ’ world; Stewart & Desmond, comedy musieal! wal erbal Detrolt 1, New York @ | T* 3-5. | viet B. C., Bept. 21 vat penta ” Sy the scquisition of Frisk mt rT 8 | ) LEXINGTON late Peter Knight, 104 (Delaby),|on to again occupy Esquimalt and allace Sister sts; bounced = hot one off Hickey's Oui tent retina 4 | SECURE NO MATCH }5 to 1, Won; Oberon, 104, second; | make it one of the strong British 10¢ and 200. scope and other features. shins. That was all Fa gaiomicatic ts amnl First race, three-quarters of «| Jupiter, 104, third. Time, 1:54 46.|naval stations, Activity has been | Seattle scored twice in the see: | rs hia Bez | mile—Arrow Swift, 100 (Hrandt) Fourth race, steeplechase—J. G. resumed there as formerly ond inning. hits by Bruyette and |** vie + 800 By United Press.) to 2, woh> @lexall, 106, second: /C., 1462 (Hufnam), 7 to @ a; t. two Infield out ad |, Mattarios Waddell. Rartiey and . aay otter 6, | Kunal 143, | President's Visitor Insane. > age doing the business. |"! ® S26 focees | SAN FRANCISCO, 7 ly en ee Oe ee ie did Tite cee | NEW YORK, Gopt titre. @ Commencing Pen Fe Two more came over in the fourth, See earn tale elty within the | Second race, seven-eighths of al" Fifth race. one mile--Photog-|Holmes, the womas Se ie ing tnd Dally Seem When Arbogast was hit by a| Clune Pet. math seems to be fading as|mlle—French Nun, 99 (Hrandt), &|rapber, 111 (Koerner), 4 to 6, won; |Visit President Roosevelt at the bd pitched ‘ball, Dudiey and Kricts +} the h i be. Jee Pheuen on 1 Honebrake, 111, second; |Moomraker, 102, second; ‘Caper | White House in January, 1906, has oes > co ’ singled, Alien sacrificed and My “co Ae ees tn bis intimate friende that #4, third, Time, 1:26 4-5, | Sauce, 109, third. Time, 1:42 34. | been declared insane. | THE NEW ROWLAND & CLIFFORD COMEDY.DRAMA PRODUC ere, wallop ne safe . ¥ nh aN tid not enter the ring with| Third race, eleven-sixteenths of| Sixth race, three-quarters of a| ~~ City Hall Market | TION, Choy guetta goaag at oH Hf) the “Montana “whirtwing at 154 | "1 o eeS Moved |" Taave Pier Fo soe balllenllpe | ey eae sih steak, 10e. * of the year. The score follows: ow “ o# *| pounds. Denny Selix says posit ivery ice Moved o x es ib at ee. Thorns and Orange Blossoms Beart ABR. it . 8 COAST LRAGUE ly that unless Ketchell does 142! jeontana Stables’ office moved | == i cealies - neha Myers. cf se@ * 3 i aihiens § pounds for Gans nothing will be | to 114 Cherry st. Carriages, autos Ry Lem B. Parker hice Hick . : 4 — — ‘a ing. measonge rs. Roth phones 750. °** ? , AN INTENSELY HUMAN ORAMA, oe aoe , (chell's manager, Jack O'Con-| Put the baby on a weekly A $65 Furnace . will not listen to this, Ket P Played by a Superior Cast, IES : torent ean ell PEANOS! salary of, say,a dollar, Isn't he WIth © Stente Momnting Pictreeyse oad SIE Universit Les Angetes 1, Portiond 6. ing ® good card with any man near ? & 9 : Reserved Seat: unday Matinee, 25¢ and S0c. All Other Mat si regal 1| ue wetaber bes tare PIANOS! 4) worth that? Ask his mother. By cr res any, Matinee, 25 and Soe, | AML OF of to balance the seales at his notch. | . P salient * Why Pay Trust Prices for sod auvaten F | Closing Out We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest on Saving Accounts WEEK SEPTEMBER 29TH—“THE DENVER EXPRESS’ Cash Registers? BALL PLAYER TO WED FR We are independent dea handling popular makes, at PASTOR’S DAUGHTER | y United Press.) Wai Sept , arrived is pats T n his wa eam, will be 1 the Us y of Oregon C ine mage Ay He has been east all summer. His ards will FS lhnagy oe now at praction ned next week. The bride is throviag kicking | the. ball Rev. J. W. Frese of the Me aes ts eine tan odiat university id pre x of training whee » ashington Anti-Sak ¢ el is a aduate ner, ha bs WILL STICK IT OUT of Bellingham x a member of the law firm of the, Sw & McFadden (By United Press.) expects re from baseball at) CHICAGO, Sept. 21.—There ha L U Pp r the end of thi your been no change in the telegraphers et Us Prove It RANGERS VS, SEATTLES. at he. The me firmly bell that they will win and the com The SundwaltCo. The Rangers and the Seatties |!¢# still protest to the fe that cla n a friendly game of is no stri er it t ‘ina. Oo” at Woodland Park ton n that neitt compan = chee oh $00: nti taceen @ jes are handling any great amount Finest Daylight Trip on Puget |ing a fast game and the pusiness, and the maila are Sound. should be a spirited one. used more extensively than OST VISITS THE |: » Ala and the Canadian Yukon ALBERT HANSEN The photographnodeupy the out or ce of an entire wall of th Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. A-Y-P.” headguarsters, and contatn FIRST AND CHERRY ery point of Interest, Mot only tv the Northland, but also potats in Se | Optical Department. attle having business connection with Alaska Osteopathy ¢ istered and the nation kind tation free DR 378 Arcade Electricity, Light Cure that sel of drugs tmen HOLT, THE OSTEOPATH admin Vibration a combi m faile to cure. sickneds treat nor murgery nis, enough to $15. Consul Main 240 Baseball Tomorrow, 3:00---Spokane vs. Seattle | ve a 50c THe OLIVER, Union Savings Northwest League--Athletic Park |. Branches: Ballard, Renton, Georgetown Unequaled Security Is Offered for the Pianos, Pictures, Trunks and Other Valuables. &@ Cent What It Will Cost to JA N Cor Hit Becond Avenue. 10 New Vaudeville Sensations. MRA D HOGER B BOLNER DIRRCTORS . ts for Alaska Dh N BEKINS CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON, We Operate the Only Absolutely FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE in PHONES: Toke Yester Car, Recond Avenue meat Store Your Goods Main 1823. & Tr and Cherry St Seattle. Ind., 71. MOVING, PACKING, CUT FREIGHT RATES tay foat Bring ¢ Perfect Admission 25¢ and Hoge Bidg VING AND ORAGE CO., Inc. Storage of Furniture, We Can Tell You to Any Seat 10 Cents Leading Vaudeville House, Seats, 300 ust Co. FRANCES VENITA GREY And Her Famous Dancing Girls, Eight | ln Number MONDAY AFTERNOON THE MASCAGNIS, N Dancers. THE WHITESIDES, Singing and Dancing Sketch. rvelty FONT! BON! BROTHERS Vv ts and Mims, The Starascope PALMER & SAXTON, Two Sons of the Ghetto ROY M'BRAIN, Balladist for the boat de ne.4 Speed THIRD AVENUE THEATER Third and Pine. Phones: Main 2531; Indy = STARTING TOMORROW, MATINEES SUNDAY, Wi NESODAY AND SATURDAY, THE COLLEEN BAWN Prices—Nights, 10¢, 20¢, 30c, 50c. Box 75c. Matinees 106, 20c, 30¢, Box Seats, 50c Seats, who —————e Engagement Extraordinary of Angela May Histinet featur he chitd wi from 1 to 11 p. m 10:80: =» wien It en Mond 1 LUNA PARK o mast peautiful Canal yyor 30 other # + load to Lamm Beet