The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1909, Page 2

TURKS TAKE THIRD OF FIGHTING SULLIVANS ANOTHER GAME BUTLER IS CLOUTED FOR FOUR TEEN HITS AND FANS GO HOME HAPPY AGAIN } | CHANGES Beattie cinched thir — eighth yesterday when a singles, a d an \ i them far of Be t wks wound It 6 to th Tigers’ 2 | 1t wae a fir a) to look at, for the hitting heavy and plentiful Then, also, there was an abundance | of dlassy individua which brought plause from plays and stunts orth generous ap & run-getting bee pron starte in the second when an error of Cart wright’ gave him Hite at first, Ma Ker him to second on a nice sacrifice, where he walted patiently | Shea fanned, then came bh Rush tr a bit by Harry Rush. te atreteh it for two, 4 when Kellackey whippe DAN (TRIPLET) SULLIVAN @rs in lightning chins ae } Things quieted down Dan (Triplet) Sullivan has been fifth, when Raymond clouted a safe aja as an amateur, H 0 one reaching home when Bennett . . mi national champion logged a flelder's choice which was hip at the Boston Athleth badly handled, Ke key fumbling and bb t ahy * and allowing the wrk shortstop ¢ . iJ ‘ ry ar 5 soore Big Mike Lynch then a rey bine ir 1} mor . along with his» a hit and Now . ot w brought, Bennett scampering acros epenr tog the rubber (Triplet), t anat * . . Tacoma gave the fans a fright th i, Dan, @ young-| 1 (Triplet) tm tall, rangy when Hurley pasted one beyond # abs - . - com Sinead reach of the scimitar wielders the y = > . atu © 4 sehen § - seventh, follov by Rush's gift ¢ re Lu i" t radhoows Swain in the matter of four bad | © ones. Kellackey then dropped ome | wore Quinn and Kielnow to Magee, who got In bad on a throw a rains to Bennett, and Hurley romped} At ( and t s h Mike Lyneh throw wide on a! land nM return of Kippert’s skier and thus | Cleveland did Swain £ w Hurley, making} t 5) two for the Tigers a Falkenberg and Young A single and a double In . ory nd 5 » nd s] enth failed to net any gain for the Gabe at Chteane home crewd, while one hit and an At Chicas om, i error had the trick for the visi- | game postpe Se ton Tw «or sing Tacoma went down and out Standing of the Clubs the count In the ninth after Won. Last. Pet he Turks clouted Butior unmer lackey hed hit safely, but Rush was | Detrest vet Phd ¥ Just a few too many and there was/| New York . ‘ ane - nix doing | Chteng ee ‘ Seattie— AB RH. POA = : 8 oo) What @ think of Rush for Akin, 3 erties ‘ oo | wa « % Raymond. s« $321 2 01S, $ Bennett, 2p co. . 2 2 Oe 3 ‘ Vostend Lyneh, of Seaeane wiay Mil Frisk, rf a oe oe oe anded ty safe hits: got ee a SS ee AGERE. and reached fir - 2 39 310 1 t holes, His “I-hate-to run 4e@npner8e At Philadeiphia Brooklyn 4 | tertatic nearly spotted the fun in the 3 2 2 ft ft 1/ Philadelphia 1. Seore ROM © | otgiven making it to Cart ss ip a) PMtladelpnia oe 9 he stopped, thinking he was * 8 > re + omlyn oe bot “y dropped « low Ry eo ee eries — Fosen and Dootn and Rush sorambled to the ane, : eanion ard Bergen. Umpires ch just in the nick of time Hturisy. te - a? 7S Johnstone and Cusack ogee erica Pea | Ca 3162 At Cinctnnati—Chtcago 6 Cinete 2 i | al ‘ eee: pati &. Beore nH E An xing incident occurred In| Kippert, if see Chuatanett Se gi the seventh whieh abt forth « Dietera tb ae0e:186 Chicago ¢ 16 @| beerty laugh from all bands. Ben-} Le Sa ie | : Sattertes—iewing ond Roth: R nett was at the bat snd Umpire i owe end Moran. Umpir Carr ot Te had stooped Gown tor af Totals 39 2 au nd Kane egoene As > Seene louted the ed hard. | Score by Innings New York—New York $, Hos-| (ound the spi > Ee tae a Beattie e1ee2e03° ae nM BR} too a Tacoma ae 206 va SN S| nee the ball coming ‘straight for Summary: Two. Lynch. | New Yorks 5 $B] ROM Romething mandelous He ‘Three-base bit—-Rennett. Hacrifice Batteriee —Chappetie and Seuith, |2UcR had « ream ¢ lightning Sut--By Mush. 4: by uter. 3 Bases! '** and’ Truby oe ommne } on balis—Off Rush, 2. off Butier, 2 At @ Loute—@t Leute § j Wild pitch—Rutier fit by pitched | pure 2 Her n Lee Magee must have spent most dall—Suess by Rush Passed ball— | oe Louie 412 a)of Ris younger life at a boarding} Kellackey. Time of game—t hour, | Pirsbur 2G dl house. “He's sure one reaching kid 35 minutes, Umpire—Mr, Caruthers, | '" ise Pheipa; | !t happened in the last apasm. Kip 1 ad i pert ae a foul into the \ * ulation mC. aeet re Day and Rimatte. |lone before it ped, the fun «r an it was clearly seen thy Pay. lg Og Standing of the Clubs. ball would fall ae on into pee ceran tunings Mest bold tho} Wan. Lost. Pet.) the bleacher territory, Lee, how champions at hie merey, then blew | ct rive nd ‘i ; : re ever, after trying to knock the up. Matt Stanley started the) Philadelphia BS 45% | waist-high partition down, finally trouble by hiet r twe, apd Be ee ; 4 Sf) | reached hie mitt over it and med home on Paddoe! e. e | Cine’ rf a at os ore. " score finally ended 4 to 2 in favor | Pittst: s z 364 ral noueat Sen a. vets of Vascouver. Score by innings li e443 333 | Vancouver eeeeee o4 %—<4 5 , ar Aberdeen LO1LOO8 8 O27 seein null Cagnih wine te exty! PT a ere eas © 54 ws Sy oH © © © y) members of the Beattic ngeregntion | > which failec get a bit yesterday fillce _pise—Devie, , ounh. # WHAT'S DOING AND | Capron scored one of the talties al-| A ag ea WHAT'S BEEN OONE. | wrent's error Of late these two Paddock, mpbett Wild) @ Games today: Ri bave performed such good work) float, Left on hases—Ab & Tasome ot Geattie. #|both at the stick and in the field we t ¢ ° ae tate Javea” |% Aberdeen at Vancouver. 4 ipcait aon 5 wane neediness nee, 1.980. Sb |® Portland at Spokane. * Jot an Raniey; | —- * - aid | Moat and (Brien. if Yesterday's games: | One Raymond wae there with the! DUCKS ARE DoUsmD. \s Seattie 6, Tacoma 2. 0 eS ae ake Ce een | SRORANE, Anvil 39—Gosry, Fort-i% Vancouver 4, Aberdeen 2. # | tine two mort pw wedi Pe yo nd’s center fieider, what is : «| eiieecd tc be ine longest @rive aver | * Sehane &, Portland 4 £ (Over. Likewise was Bennett heavy made on these crownds. He soaked | * getting & pes, 4 mingle and « one over the right (eid fence about) m ™ eee eee eeee ubl Mike was there with two 100 feet from the fowl tine Three —— 1 gies and a doudte, otherwise he! st double pla and clever out ~ a and out to Kippert and a/ oie teat weeenee | SEATTLE BOWLERS = =: fre Tediane finally won out | score of 5 to 4. The Three games have passed by now orttand eo2 lat one delightful feature of thern ix ip: 903 the abs of Kicking. Bob Car ore ane reuthers ce niniy deain some classy 121 With pine to the good, th judicial ple. He's got “a heye like « Summary: Stolen bases—Burnett,|% Brooks & Company bowling = hieeate } Brown, Sacrifice hite—Clynes, HUE | of seattle won the five-man event nett own, Trowl ee y OMe | in the howling congress which end who holds down the ce Brinker’ 2. by Jonson, 4. by [ed here nat night. The Seattle team | warden f riland, mae the di Rhyn d. Bases om balis—-O€8 Brink. [had @ total of 2,789. Wilkine led} tinction of making the first hor er, 3; off Jensen, t if Guys, 6. Hit with a score of 19%, with Keen see-|run on the Spokane grounds « | by pitcher—staton by Brinker, Gar-|ond, 162; Kelly, 190; Putnam, 185.)it wae built in 1908. Many hardy Mullin by J oon. aa FP and Mahnken, 165. iagere have # hom to the fe ‘ooney to Casey to Mullin anquet was atv m the first or Cooney to Mullis. Latt on |, A bandauet was & ne ft : b ortiand, 11; Mpokane, #.|00W!ers at the In yesterday's the sphere o J Mote than 150 bowlers gather feared the boards for the first & Troeh: Jen-|the tabla time | : ° ancou ay, bageed 4 Wee. Lent area ite off Paddock Someta hid OPENS SERIES i, <" | oa one Tai r < ne m did o at Womeruvel tc. : ‘ but ir hits were not thmely j Ta , 4 ‘ ——— Portland Seattle and Spokane are tied fo Aberdeen 7 ’ For five innings the Seniors and/ first place. If : Sa Printers, of the local YM. C.. in ‘T LMAC the race for Twilight league hon | Den’t do tt fought to @ tle, the score being 4 At Portiand—Portiand & Qables Sle 2% when the smote of the battle sy ; H, ™, [cloned nny PEEDY WRESTLING {S$ Oakland The P wre touched Ms Portland 8 8 Fleour x une in the first tn, uth r ran sine and’ 6 ‘Lewin [tur une, tothe firm Ionia, attr ; PROMISED FOR TONIGHT, Willett and Armbruster Tee tes seabienin. “abies At San Franciaco—Sacramento 4,| Mentors and Printers were i Sarth San Francisco 0. Score KH. and Soun; Bergiund and Knapp. Virgil Venabie fd Sacramento 491 aM, comine a ww Hans thelr] Ban Francisco 6 3 t tin tape Both of} Hatteries—Brown and Grab . oe the anal Browning and Berry . se ebene At Los Angeles— Vernon ‘ ing for the Angeles 1. Sore RH ab, 7 with Vernon i » professional Angelos AE GAMES well known Batteries—-Hehafer and Hogan hin association with the Toxser and Orendorft hletle club. Saturday will witness the opening . rn Staoding of the Chwhw. ot two sporting leagues whieh wil 5, won'® decision over to develop the ane Md nay ar joatt bad Won s t n orkin hard 4 644 | Younger generation more than an ne r nbn ” 1 which i been Inau "Eppes ald tebe ivi. Fh i" ‘ 06 et. Dire W. Lee, any wo at 135 pounds, ‘The “4 18 ract playground, has about |! : to take place in 2} is uns for general inete t A theater » : _ne 4 es rt and Realth exerciaes.| We medicine and doctors AMERICAN LEAGUE Ie am So athcatio 9 . for broken and rusty pipes, ©. H és. denen i t and physt SS a Degwe Piumbing Co. Main 3500. Philadelphia "i hou given. May 1, two leagu with ine 100. Washinaton 5 | be started in action, one for ti f Phiiad M yearn und under, the other f ry, TLE t ir und Street under 16, ye HIGH CLAWS SCHOOL OF DANCLNG . 1 Thomas, 1 e Author of the Improved Waits w k fn sch bo Kt ¥ vi ‘a Labor Templ 1 fi Lee t lansew ‘Tuem ond Frida (TWIN) TO (TRIPLET), THE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1909 SPORTING NEWS STALLINGS ISA DIPLOMAT BUT HE WILL FIGHT IF NECESSARY } Maybe Geo, Stallings, the aa8y, plantation owt will show the American something this | sonmon. He never has, but you never Right now Stallings has the New York team traveling fast, but then he hag not fa the western team up to this time, What will happen wh east meets west remaina to itallings believes tn ything coming to him or his sant, but he doesn't go after it In} the manner made famous by “Kid Kiberfield or Clarke Griffith, The} former would fight @ bugs saw on} he ball field, and the latter wor serpetual crouch. Stallings works | lifferent They say the Georgian ts a dipto mat, Maybe #o, Anyhow he ha discovered t of handling the obst whieh ia a soe re hers would pay to lear Itt 1 he offered the Chatta «a ken fanctor a share of hits found at mine, if he would go through the season with out an “unnecessary fight SOSSOSOSHSESOOOOSSOOSS | -E SPORTING inti hag tetany nay tah HW 6S18.00—At Redelsheimer’s $15.00 tng Th GEO, STALLINGS. na ‘ ate wheth lished of clube whieh ay Its not hard t wennicc @ b vi ‘ tor te fiving? ' watta to be hal Gere! Mores joy for the amateur, F provided Stanford has|W, Lee, direeter of the Hi tra om, according t@ «n-| playground, says that baseball man made yesterday - by |agers can have the une of the base tor Zednick Galtfor-}teil grounds there for the asking asked that it be allowed %@ en-itte can be found aft the «grounds. Zednick, however, | where dates may be arranged wing California eme=tt | wae more than welcome, stated hie) 7 ’ The Munictpain defeated the Na denet with Stanford test nee litional Bank of Commerce team at wary to give that institdiion *| Dug’s park, after the prof. game low Tt ie believed Stantabd wilt |. ~ bo by a score of 3 to reqieter fo objections ty. | “Heute Belford, of te University, | aia ‘ ; pitehed for the city hell gang. Sun-| bry ea —. a oe day, the Munictpate will meet the! ng 4 o€ wing ansoc "| Quiden Garden bunch at Ballard. matter also depends upon the Cait- | 2408 Garden bunch « fornia college Livem Ol 1806 240) q_A....—cCCccc cc Call up Queen Anne 1915 after d secure dates with the The fast Lincoin and Prenkiin} 2M: 8% | * o team, now organized high schaot teams witl clash om the | aueel Anne ‘oan. University af Washington campus |"" af iy in & baseball game this afternoon Wood erecce.| anager ¥. of the Woodland | This tx the first game betwoen theme! a cnet ctub, wt ame this Grason. Bither He avente, gnmounces that he te ready way of Behmuts will oocupy to bee men with any city ama ve for the high schol teur team or semi-professional out ft town. 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