The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1909, Page 2

- nen ern et nn tegen eee ML a Se SERS tHE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 10, 190v | SPORTING NEWS MIKE DONLIN TO EDIT STAR’S » | FAMOUS OLD GIANT CENTER FIELDER WILL | Base Be ll | BROADWAY TO TACKLE | » > & tj ROLL UP SLEEVES AND DOPE UF | et “ La THE READS, Sr ( Jholtor v4 4 4H audi rr t i if BP Mike and Mra, Mike w ere TOOTS AGNEW WILL DO THE unt k = That's not Mike I Don DEALING FOR LOCAL@"AND The team work of the b f te " 4 y roadway ia fine, « it iw sold + ]1in, the old polo around, eet FAST GAME EXPECTED, + gga ogee the Le eater of the Giants at more concerted a r ¢ | part of ours in ween, Tt in no ay Mrs. Mike ta other nown @ an wegtemation of an} 4 Mable Hite, 1 ADL g at the Broadway blah baneball lo wil ave ih almost all previous yea ig Five out of six is not so bad oe hat thelr mer 1 on | ting 9y and how pr ; win. | Well, the gone, Bad time fo ‘ n of p re tre hel their playing, and not to aloes lthe fa it cheer up, Mary, | *ehool t an t tin thelr places. This ' there's other days to com who are hore fr he # a ait a naible f the def The dopeshect bunch Rave ft ee ne cel cote ee ay. AB Graham Rock will har that there Is reason to fear for U ne fant All the and ted t r Turks in week's campals th an beat th lg giants | Ut try fup u | Troe, the Indians are a hard crowd the fa anda, even If they h the at pat : of wallopers to scalp, but the Were unable to turn the tide tn their ka ago @ no-run-no-hit ga | Tigers clawed them some, & . ‘ Jectmitar can do an awf nu of his opinion of Johnson dama ed that he did not ar | Raymond, the “Light tne to have thing to do with t work in tay « his mands’ a ear If he can koep up that 4 lared th there'll be sot sos made It might the little e before thie seasons “ milling is work for hb ‘a at atat ' kin climbed in with a time ar on nk y erday hile Teale Ke fvdleg ha eo Brisk. went_ohe | WASHINGTON AND PULLMAN lelear to the middle corner t WILL MEET AT DUGB PARK g# taht hte ete ee | Solver tried hard to get, but It wa DONLIN TO UMPIRE * * ig saller bounced against - -_— *. Au a re It of a crack in t . lboarda while Emil ambled ove While + expected the University | @ baseball grandstand rig ith cks. Emilen also landed @/ of Washington » defeat Pu an * © the press bos, whic | single morrow's gam the fans «@ *. gon the scribble . | Belver played In center for 1 with oa regation are @ books and thems! ve jhis wrist in a se The big |; AY) @ made to Dug to fi home fan swatter 4 for er iex-New Yor im.) * Wise have oa ‘ lin the ninth, but ‘1 A, | pl # in local sheets tn an ¢ I going down on « Allen The sity has & strong base-|® to make the fat magnate get * a aes all @ in this year as com-!& busy, Now comes a poetical & } By the way age te seanons, Moveral! ® explosion that o land. @ | t some clas wing our | of the high seh stare ar . lly concel ve thats ft , sting aber é t * t t - wes . p is 1 Julle St and Campbell were | , inet eameotee uxcntecie | * ant : MIKE DONLIN. . ate atch Alle 18 Washington, but what the boys, * in ¥ + Mike Dealin, formerly w send, nen a Lee Magee still continued in the » to have in courage and nerve |@ * New York Giants, who hit the borg oe. £ en ing kid wh he? helps a whole lot ore base | w@ * pr #8 conse on tt < Hew do you do, r don in ro the cloullh € ne i ‘ oad Pestorday, has consented to edit ¢ she anaes. landed a (wo sacker and-s single | 5! feu # A fool there was and he made # Bporting page of The Star next Wed hep tite Mr, Beaty? IThat double awat camo in when * hie lair nesday, Or at day, therefory Nos abaWer M ded, too, for It brought Capron #® (Even as you and |) * will have all sorts of “dope” haad Feilo, Mike er | ® Under # crack in a grand stand ® down t frome the -pen-of the} Thie time be whirled with hand} * fair * wwe to ue from the pen of the) todd cadd “Whit asked if on delivered a bow to Pernott | . Mighty sky-eater and walloper from) would wdtt Tie Mars xpgrting pase. | yesterday, accompanied by @ Krunt| 99 | * They called him the magnate # Gotham te | which waa occasioned by the ball \* who didn't care, * The sporting writer for The Star Sure, you bet your life,” wherest! mixing with the « of ® (And now we fear he never # Yesterday, found Mr. Donin in the) Wednesday was the day pleked out! bis anatomy which k sarding | *. will care), 7 4 stabd. He was with his wife, for hir Mike will be (here all right 4 aah aeameteind’ ® But the fool held visions of #/ grand abd Ho wa with ne “tite | ith shirt steeves polled up and a| house and restaurant proprietors 18) pagy GAME 18 EXPECTED ON |e epeedy repair * Week at the Orpheum. The old| stenographer wearing a finger nail | business | CAMPUS WHEN HIGH TEAMS i@ (Even as you and |). * players twas. intently watching the | off every five « Watch for} It was a fairly speedy breaking/ CLASH TODAY le * cayort pert Fes field and dia-! Mike's dope i pat twis hat George miscales- | fx BE) detec de Ody the leore we weeks and te & = lated, and instead of passing him i * it caught him in the tumtum, He| Th baseball twitters of the Lin \* Jeers we w r 4% = , ranted, some|°*? high school are thie afternoon) @ And the work of our hea 3 towed, likewlse granted, a sting the nine representing the! ® and hand, f audibly sth Contral high school from 8p | @ To make Olid Dug get hammer & 4 Little Pug Bennett, junior, recely-|/ kane on the university e inle and nalie * ; vd a “hand” yeaterday, Pag, Jr.,| what promisos to he « fast game Of] % ang fix that old grand stand. & was catehing urned ball from | bell The Green Lake bunch of tame le Apologies te Ki * [the fleld, rolled in by Euiil, Mike) (rs have showed their clase agninat | & sites * * jand George, when all of « sudden |‘{2* other Round aggregatims. and MIKE DONLIN WATCHES SonTH- lone took an “ornery” bounce and m = fall the bie! ph. vollipe pin ditt Be ~ ob * adiasled be *| WES? LEAGUERS PLAY MALL jthumped him in the nose. Most iin the victnity of the Eastern W 4 Want ade bring reauite.” Try IN HAIN AND SHINE. yeople thought little Pug was ery-| ington metropolis, the contest ot a people thoug! _ ® 7 Kling. Nix. He simply puckered up| to be a bi er for local amateur | one in the business chance column. Mike Doniin, the famous olf con-} S| that face of bis and held on to his inv f. t " uta and Hemenway, the — rden artist of the Gotham] Ratterion Hitt and Hogan, | Httle pug nose for au he w h “ a a on ' tae ehane naate Was treated to some of the | Bridges, Boice aad Lewis It hurt some bad, but Htth Pug tm thelr elutches, and are trying to "$909 baseball xavew yesterday after Afternoon game R HM. wile no quitter, and he went (0 I| make ita clean shut-out. There may [eon in the maiter of cold, rainy. | Oakland { 7 Elagain. The crowd gave him the inet be en eft of the Apokane paay playing. No sooner had the} yo iw) at t cheery mitt, whereat little Pug|wheat raisers for the ire 4 Game started than from out the! jiashins and Kickel -* ‘“°** | grinned. Big Pug, busy out there | Broadway boys when they meot the a ma the aqua pura tn big} — at second, felt kind of bad, but let | Yi*!tore tomorrow. Gobe of pearly tears. i San Prenctece 6, Portiand 4, the little fellow fight his own bat | — — = i Did we stop? Takes more than| . A! 4 nm MH Eitle The youngsters a chip o the) Kan Francisco et eae | a water to make Dug’s bunch take (0 Partignd ‘ ; 2 old block, theugh, and Big Pug @ low gear. Instead it was a bri Battertes—Mastiey and N. wit. | knew what he was doing Uigat exhtottion in pita of the Hs-| tama: Carson, Harkness and Arm-| In the eighth inning Tealey Ray. | 4 was fought, and the Turks | bruster | mond sent the hearta of the fans an with 3 to 1 tageed! tee Angeles 48, Sacrament . |to their throats when Moore lined ea fhe duoky Ritens, a a A eg orbiig mente 2-8 | hot one down second way, Tealey, ” emt . 1 } eee Os A at Ah ar Morning same » % | going Uke the wind, met the br | As if every 4 ‘| Loe Angeles ; 2 | rote: sred, while ears Ke Biter that werthy | atsecten: pe mB | etee ike Nghtning. whipped §) (‘The D. & Johnston team yeater other man in 2 foal it for, two corners him tlertes. horsen and Ore: - > ~ q ened, in the aixth, | Rhman and Byrn = first in time 0 | gay datcated the Beattie eotieee “ q jee started! Afternoon game RH. &, | 40 srogation in an noing game ts for Rr 3 Jambast~| Loe Angeles... 6 31 6| Swailm came in for some notse | foc ‘ ‘The col Seattle is of and Carr | mcramento 0 & 1) from the fans yesterday, when he | played fine ball, b that fae Gant have a chance tor] sonttrlee—Briswalter and Oren-| copped Mike's long drive to left Fa oste wether onal wearing a & lock-in. Danny Shea picked out | fort! Fitaweraid, Heum and Gra-|gwatm was right up against the |es) Taylor Fy, Motioy Allen then, skied {0 Campbel! a4 | - — |fence and calmly stuck up his ae 7 Whipped Magee out at third by «| AMERICAN LEAGUE. gloved hand and hauled it down.| The soidiers of Fort Casey were tad ay ht and true P - It was robbery, all right, but what! put to rout yesterday by the Mu t here, Alin got busy with a} — Chieage 41, Cleveland 2-4, are you going to Go when It's done ny h ht Shea in. thi ped 1 cr ne whee tasuered a’ nent | Pier cena a & \that way? Holler your bead off for| score of 6 to 5. Lalitond and Holter gout, but Bennett went down, ‘an | cHicugo Pork we 4 the robber, that's all, We love our | of the “locale played slasey ae on & grounder to Carr, and the | Cleveland ’ : - abet ound second ne pl r ts swooped to the bench. All of |" sierta Wal as a Mike, but oh, you chick! | those two constituted the features one four hits and fast fielding put | yVatteries-oWalsh and Owens;) The Turks clouted Mr. Pernoll for| of the game Be seventh down a8 some Interest yung and Kasterly |nine yesterday, which is gotn Hecond game— R. H. | some, for that gentleman ts ¢ 5 Setented | r n * in for in the| ¢ o econd,. When, after teaching Cleveland 1 $ |) aldered about the best sauce the|day by the Knights of Col Cy Magee bombard, gin cleans | Binck Cats have. Yesterday squar-|& sgore of 11 to 3. Boyle of the Hient fea Fenee, Tears ait Herg Clark dheri-|@d Mike Lynch for Thursday, when | of ©. pitohed » fine game. wie fete } Pernoll, by « high-handed siug,| 48" #94 Kerin Pernoll had the Turks helpless. Port Bink ey wan relieved ty fea t ere coe, Vane Ce. Cian Sereitiee Rainy No | The Cleveland “all star” team! porn, It rained In the seventh, but } Re cal wit'ts only serateh the At t Lewiente s-Detrott which some foolieh persona pre ithe game was finished ' spite of the shaky weather the wet grounds dicted would go through the Amert-| fi Mand A vere ore oe can league like water through a| Black Diamonds were scalped hes! overflowing, a the t NATIONAL LEAGUE, hore, haan't lived up to the dope. | Olymplton yesterday, the latter win i ae i BR gee lone great trait with the outtit in| DINK out by a score of 4 to 1. The i aa! st Chiesgo 2 | winning run waa landed In the ninth t At . it that it fs composed of farmers | (| Chicas ; (gentlemen and genuine) Who! Tye game between the Comet nine 1. Louis $ 1lapend more fanning about/and Hothell was abandoned in the Ba Rewiba 1M heir prospective crops than they | seventh on account of rain - feat AR. H pi! * and Br ia . Every season sces ; gain ot od coy en eee DI @ one say Iast seaxon| The Thiaties defeated the _ 4 ] Jaymond. w 2 6 ri i \ ina fi nning game yesterday "0 7 ra 6 red ett, 2b ‘= =e STANDING OF THE Chup | that . lille Keeler was all tr more and more 0 | ree of. SS SS ‘ ‘ ™ down and out, a candidate for the! ne porrestorn of Woat Soatt = Hh, BATA ES ee cae Ve ee | SoTrs Tonga, discard and several other things | took a game from the Seattle Prod- || these hand-made, } Agee, Ib SY Bs 2 1 tthe wer. tet, 3 lke that? uce tion's team «lay by hea, ¢ SF ie 0 | Hpokand i H Wasn't it last summer that the |a sco to 1 stylish suits Allen, p i 6 6 neouver a | w York real estate princ Atty Tacoma 9 M 7) ted the bench while youbee? Aberdeen } ie | 4) men tolled in right fleld and oe worn, and many AB. Te H. PO. A. I oupled Willle’s position In the bat a tn Saw aoe Ta eanad te ete oyu | at ON JULY 26 people begin to Camptell, rf 4 9 1 i o - ay omething Ike this ves - Siajeune a I gs Punt this, puna [JEFF SAYS JOHNBON BETTER realize that rw hag } z rk i that this same ’ Btreth. ib a 6 1 5 y i goal Bo 9 ) : Fie ait is wwatting the ball ght) Cen eee they’re saving ewe aS f 4 4 © or four hite, aa he ° J Brieh C We ea wa H 10 $74) did before the spit ball and other - - money by Total a t Laut ; i A : gee Mong 300 batters scarce (iy United Preen) ; m0 3 was 4 / as willing witnesses for the pros CHICAGO, May 10.—Jim Jeffries ; *Patted for Sever in nintl National League. ecution at a trust company trial arrived here today and atated that|f buying Regals. Beore by innings W 1 Pot, | y 26, when hia ¢ rieal en Beattie O10001108 Pittebure 18 | - - venta come to an end, he would Aberdee p10 6 Philadelphia 0 ‘ y announce the date on which n . mS base t Tiretne I 1 ‘ he would be willing to mneet Jack nett, Magee, ‘Three-bane ng Dee H 4 4 Johnson In a battle for the world Fg EO ge Meigen ot AMIT DIR JLN. SAXE [i zesesce i «Seu toc a wen . 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