The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1908, Page 2

QUARTER OF A MILLION IN BETS AT DAWSON DOG RACES | The “fieures of the qame"—as ap | plied to the pitchers—are grossly junfair, It would be a wise move in baseball for the magnates to em ploy « good baseball statistician to | devise a plan by which the twirlors javerages would show the real ef | fectiveness of the men in the box | Two seasons ago old Cy Young waa rated away down among th pitehers in the American league av joragea, atmply becanse he did not win a big percentage of hie games with @ team of weaklings benind him, Bat the railaplitter seldom | pltehed better ball Now, anyone who knows any thing at all about baseball, knows that old Cy In point of absolute of SSeS SCINT AT DAWSON DOT RACES (Star Special Service.) start and hauled {t without apparent : tivene ee has few if any equals in DAWSON, Y, T., Sept. 26.—More oe ‘ sh nd ” e n the straightaway rages some than $250,000 in bets changed hands 6+ ihe teams gave remarkable ex-| Instead of basing the standings om the results of the annual do hibitions of speed, averaging for|of pitchers on the number of games team races held at Dawson in which short distances 18 miles an hour.) Won and lost, a much fairer way the picked teams of the far north Pieet of tim> and capable of pull | would be to take Into consideration ing great loads thousands of miles,| the average number of hite allowed competed for first honors In tests of speed, strength and endurance these Malamutes, or Huskie doga,|4 game. There ta where the steady The unitiated would not believe tion in the tsolated tr the chief means of communica. | pitchers Hke old Cy would shine # of the| The number of strikeouts, bases on some of the feats which these dog Land of the Great White Silence * number of batters hit by teams can accomplish, One dig during the long winter period. The| pitched balls and the total of wild Malamute dog, “Smudge,” moved a miner cares for his dogteam as/ pitches would also be figured. Add nenoad of three tons from a standing the trainer does the racehorse. | to this the effectiveness of pitchers with men on bases and you would RU 1 8 ‘ a ‘ ” Yesterday's ¢ have a fair line on thetr all around ability There should also be a new way found of awarding vietorie hers when two or more work to | n the same game. Aberdeen Puzzles Without * ™ ria i aa : ic ei 2 or A few years ago Pitcher Bill Ameriona League Won Lost A il Ov T irl ,, Lewie 1 1 ttteburg 1-6 wall Over Twilers [rd mn | SPORTOGRAMS a Docility personified, “Bug” Bratt The Seattle Bunch yesterday up Hy ard, the youngater who with his bolstered themselves internally . a , 5 eld thet teelie len and externally with Spirits of Gin “8 $$ a4 | “ox ean wave ball thal p @er and put the Indian sign on the ‘ t ta: | the play with a roar” advised Black Cats in a very classy game n ” Dug, Duglets &@ Co. that he would Marry Rush handed out a large Gistenanate, Gesean: pull them out of the cellar, om a White thing, commonty called @) 4) poicit peresit T1, Phitadetphia @ out yesterday in the bieac goose eas, while Cahill took a run />.¢ sround the sacks In the first stan a and brought In the only run. Harry Rush allowed but three hits daring the nine chapters, all at. Lewis | Wednesday, agreeable to “Bug's him to do the radiator act of them singles. Harry has now ian ;jon the bench. That was the last 10 shutouts to his credit this sea 5 and only time, When he returned | sen. No one waiked on the Spo b+ to the club bh the Seattle bunch kane boy either, by the way. Callff had filled his grip with junk, knot was touched for five hits, but kept Yesterday's Games ted his clothes, nailed his shoes to} them scattered. fan Francie fan Francisco 4, 1 the lockers and did various other) Cahili was the Kandy Kid yes | "8°'tt 0. ceniend 4, Portiang 3, |Smusing acts. “Bug” sald yeater terday. At bat three times he got tay e the Dus ots an uD three hits, one of them a two congenial bunch sacker, besides stealing two bases CROSS-RIVER WINNER and bringing In the only tally Father Tom ly, a favorite | with the Old Guard of fans, will winter in Seattle. During the past season Tom has tro and the sack for Medford, Ore, in Im the sixth Fitzgerald pulled off | fancy stunt. With two out and & man on second, Oriet pegged a swift grounder between second and short. Fitagerald went for it fuli wit, nailing it with out} stretched hand He recovered| Dimself and threw his man out at| first. He was given a good hand. | Erratic Bi Waters duplica the stunt over second in the o inning. It was a hard one to nab} and the fans w agreeably sur | prised when Bill smiled | Here is the bookkeeper’s ver-| sion | MeKune were In mysteries of the : on the r tands the hotel When Tom land Terry, not “Tom a [were extra strong with the [they would hit the ball over biuff 1 Chinatown. Wille tier continves to im prove. He ia the hard working kid and will get th ‘ generous ; eral of the Sea da could tought ¢ his team mi | Julte Strefh strained his leg earty in the game and discontinued, Dick Roettiger holding down the initia m the balance of the game Kelly, capt thie season of }the crack Gonzaga colle Spokane, and known to ail the | tours, leaves Monday night for Yak jima to go to work om a Fimer Hauck was last nf ye ed captain of the od « of Reminary the Lin n high school by rm giftes bite bers of the squad. He is a candl-} and last year ably first team Brown was the bu a joke yew terday. He had re first on a ELAINE GOLDING single. Fournier, the next man up, 4. Califf then soared a bird Aller > threw to Bennett wh jayed to Rowan, catching Brown napping fanr This big girl claims the woman's | '*” amateur swimming champlonsht ited States. She recently won # threemile race across the Hudson river, defeating the best (By United Press.) LEXINGTON, Ky. Sept. 26.—F ults Friday TALKING MACHINES [wai sane ane 445 RECORDS 5" ma second, Zerape third. ‘Tin JounCWALING Co. SECOND. AVE Six furlongs—Giiding Pelle ond, Bempronmi thire etory on th premts ‘ (100 ARCADE, ‘Seties” ~ Co., ine. sence Modern Shoe Repair Works SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT All Our Work Guaranteed Come see the most up-to date repair shop in the weet 502 Pike Street SSL ARRETIOTRRLLORORRESIUL LARS Eg Nae Tae, { Scandinavian American Bank Alaska Luilding, Seattle, U. 8. A raving to have the “honor” of} woartng a Seattic untform, Dug al-| champion 4 height as THE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, By She Little Old Mon (Elmer E Bot Rernhard was sent into the bow ip} ing against m with the seore @ the ninth bases full, ttl ball, It was hit safely run came in and charged with a ¢ There would be a who started Vino the system of rating the pitch ers, but he would have his reward in the hearty appreciation of the | the mi fans They're telling another Harney Dreyfuss, the ultra of the Pittsburg Piretos | ORAVESEND, N.Y Sept. 26 up Jack Sullivan in Kan-| Results Friday ckatop of the Amer | Five and one-half tv cal own He picke san City, star b lean association, and In several work. By 4 fuss and modesty some pay would come Rarney felt quite should have such » onjoying the privilege of trav eling with the «reat whi Jack perstated in wae in baseball than fresh alr, and told him he would pay him Why, | made when | was playing with joona,” faintly chirped = Leach Cross, ot the world, t spent meteor, New say that Willie all over him, and never anything but a good anyway BOY CHAMPION, eo GUPPGRD BOWMS —- (By United Pr, LOS ANC ford Bowles, 10 a and it Hu has a at Sutro baths in The best dive made 110 feet This little fellow water rat and bas repeat onstrated his ab own men in spe WHEN 18 A BTORK A NIGHT owt Little Marjie (at the Zoo) mamma! How sleepy th looks. He's b bet, bringing bal Patent Attorneys MASON, FENWICK & LAWRENOE Retanitened Soarc exc | TheSafe eposit: Vaults - Of the Tithe Trust Com pany are and have been guarded by night by employes of the company, and all value bles accepted compartment. ly within our large five ply chrome vault. by he went to Drey- | in handy.) Six furlongs — Kiltte sordid thoughts, | Time-1: 10 3-6 Mut a claring: er he pugtlistte ike Oi years of Southern Call Joubtfal other youngster in the country who | can leap into water fror ps thin iit cord of 86 f San Francisco. | by @ man ts} outewin | and distance nid atork | 1} Guide book ama aing lives in New York * are ina 1908. ANACONDA RACES (By United Press.) ANACONDA, Sept. 26.—Remults Friday Vive furlongs, Ber witin Kin) nd, Bir Time—1: 04% Five and one-half furlongs Zella a second, Yo! us won third 1G. won, Sompro third Time 111% third, Tirme-1: 92 Silver Heels third, Th mile—Contributt May Rowdish third, Time1 Mile and « stxteonth-—alpoart won, Hlie md, Nabonassar third Time—2: 00 GRAVESEND RACES | (By United Press.) ne Foot Wise Mason second, Mash third, Timo1: 06 4-6 xteenth Sailor won, nd, Okenite third Momba Time-14 Praction! second, Hil Top third | Handicap, one mile and « quarter Firestone won, Killlecrankle se nd, Dandelion third, Timo—2:06. About six furlon, Roseben won lee Gewen on ractnesca | ra Time 1:10. ||, Mile and a sixteenth—-Queen of | the Hills won, Chaplet sec Flor ence IL third. Time—1: 49. } (By United Prews.) D, Ore, Bept. 26.—The riday best three te romults pacin five. nh. Huertus, 2. tan LD | Lord 4, 3, 8 2:10%, 4 Timea: 14% OLD Last Sunday we MARKET until next and they are the one they all said they never YEAR, Seattle people buy here—or never your FREE passes at TWO lady Alicia second, Bwede Bam) mile—-Willle T. won, Btaba | Mine inane | | » won, Wrattan divided first ney acing, best three tn 000-—Tom Murphy, 1,| Loniadi, 3, 3, 8 BARBECU SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 AT BREMERTON ADDITION——AT BREMERTON ADDITION STEAMER YOSEMITE mor & TOOT OF UNIVERSITY: ST. sold nearly all the water front lots at prices of $40 up, on terms of $1 per month, so this Sunday we don’t care if we sell any lots or not, as perhaps we will take them ALL off THE spring, when we can get THREE TIMES the PRESENT PRICES after the government starts building the new drydocks and spending the millions of dollars at Bremerton. Hundreds of people have made small fortunes buying lots of me at Green Lake now advise to put their money in Bremerton, and they will not have to work in their old age. Yesterday I took a ride on the Sound with some friends from Pennsylvania, and aw such beautiful mountain scenery and so many 1 country has. One of them of the fine water we have will see the best times we ever had, and prices of 1 high poor people will have to go to TACOMA or some other pla COME SUNDAY and have the best time of your life at our expense. Get and Union Street. Over to the boat, and we will pa OFFICES OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M.—THE STATEROOMS ARE RE Oe Pitching for the Omaha team of mga to the king five hits off Bessina second, Stal ; w gr M ge nal leas w oston pitcher. no—1:144 thodes, on Saturday, Sept. 12, de o to Omaha last was scored on « base ~— feated the Sioux City team without privilege of recall, H correct ba a sacrifice, an error Wr be allowing a bit’ Omaha won the! name is Chas. Khodes Horseman Lajole, and @ wig Alderman, the Clous City pitcher Pitching fo: Cleveland team Rhodes was released & base on balls, an error by Sec | Rhoad wn Friday, Sept. 18, defeat " and picked up by Glew of ee ond Raseman King, and two more | ed the Boston team, withont allaw His correct name is Ret fo (By United Press.) basea on balls jing a bit. Cleveland won the game! 8 Rhoades M BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26.—As Bt the result of a vigorous betting a | su = upalgn by the followers of Owen Isingtase is made from the dried . ca m, odds on the fight between swimming bladders of fish Trunks Great Bargain a and Eddie Hanlan ro nay stand 10 to 8, with $500 Reward Suit Cases AN Sod Leather Ghose sod rian on the short ond Traveling Bags jer eunt eS Ja While the local fans favor H 7 cane of atectiotiom shes 2 "Som. ws ‘ ity mand are giving him thelr m ae . MEEK TRUNK & BAG Co, “aoe _ |support, backing of a more sub J. B. BRISBOIS #18 Firet Ave Pike ot th: tantial nature is lacking. Moran's Cer. Yea he Mieste oe . r’ on the other hand, are Private Offices, Ind ett — to the front with p: at odigiea tures Soreer YOU ARE ON THE TRACK Hi “if you would have eee Herts ond Rootes = GOOD ir nr Po Mae Wt YOUNG WO Chinese Medicine Co : ¢ Coat z nerve yourself sens Ww you come to our Yards te ben ated - We have Ove i buy we keep none but the m Mre Dr. Geo. W Miracte, chi) buntrea = Gt at alities, and ours is always fa dren's diseases, 410 Hinckley block ferent Kinds good aifke. It *) soe CRineee Mente | dry and clean Coal, that Bas fa Reve, ste We - | nothing else tn its compenttion _—— — eure si! kinds 2 You get your full weight of “all to f > and present low . prices should tempt you t put in t . ® stock tt The Best Shoe Repairing te ™ the City While You Wait ri W. Bullock ° 217 JAME } ST. Renton coal, Phones 87. . a © t A ¥ fh Yesterday we bought a 600-pound steer from Carstens, to be roasted on grounds Sunday. be t ’ ENGLISH FREE AND CLAMBAKE ONE THAT WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY This tree boat, Yosemite, leaves Pier 6, foot of University st., at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m., returning op. m Big Band of Music on Board This is the very last free excursion this yeat so bring the family for a fine free ride and a royal good time at the expense of C. D, Hillman, the man who does things nd Hillman City, il advantages as this then think year, EXPO t will be $0 and—so now is the time to aid muddy drinking water was selling back east { here. We sold the party 55 lots at Bremerton, and D. Hillman’s offices, rooms 2 and 3, second ff or, in Times block, Second 200 given out free last night. Parties who can't come to our offices, come syou ON FREE Sunday FREE TO THE EARLY ONES