The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1909, Page 2

CLOUT FOUR HOME-RUN WALLOPS YESTERDAY 3 TURKS AND BLACK CATS EACH fiving the visitors the game by @ ' HAVE A BATTING STREAK, loth nd Hols tehed AND PLAY GOOD BALL 4 * ws : 7 4 f 18 hit w rt the first s t the Holm wa 4 for 10 " Jay y * n. 1 , ¢ 7 1 kane aveees® i i : ' tland . 10 A 2 ) ’ Ha tte u and Ontdlok i ay yg s and Murray re fi ka spurt in Standing of the Clubs, ¥ e and H w Lost Y i ing t at} ( i ry ia « yA ‘ .t ‘ at right pa } i ! ane agog with | Te 8 4 \ ‘ L for At loon, NATIONAL Lmaare | . the merry i Chicage 4, Brooktya & tho getting ft y ri a 5 pay n ime thr r vi is at 4 sat u : the "Rig S at re then it But the } aux sottled down % Beaten 8 after that wed NO More ruA a ft and In th n n } go be his lege. ‘The t anne 5 ab ¥ me St Lowls & New York t Hay Oe | i ‘ At N n et Henne t ee 4 a Loule . Oe ah Ree She i pe) Rush, 1 Be me r ‘ nu ' T a eu Mu J i HT A ! ! Katte . - eee | 1 and Doolin t : | 1 ptr K ou ‘ 1 eS BRS 4 Won I 1 ey Ba Pittebure \ ‘ 8 39 Chicag , oi ; © 8 $ = 8) Philadelphia if) it] ; New York W i 10°25 17 Brooklyn u 15 ae “ ot aie m“ ” se Boston i N" es THE STAR SPORTING NEWS M’CRAW’S NEW DEFENSE UPSETS TRADITION THIS DIAGRAM BHOWS THE INFIELO DRAWN IN FOR A BUNT, WITH THE RUNNER ON THIRD, THE DEFENSE M’'GRAW PUT OUT OF WORKING THIS DIAGR FENGE, AND § CURRED. ORDER READY FOR H John “Musaay” MeGraw, director, men ou top of the play, It general of the Now York National ne taking a chance on getting ke team, has uncovered a do | ball if the hitandrun js tried Hut MeGraw hax changed thts lay which upsete baseball’ in @ game with Cinelanatl, t dope and proves that preeedent Reds had an ch third with no jan't all the pretaels after a one out and when the Gianta mn field moved In MeGraw shouted Heretofore It has been conceded ways the long chance,” and the that when the team at bat had @ mon moved back to the positions man on the bases and no one out they had vacated the per thing todo was to aaert = MeGraw figured the tnfield had a flee, or pull off the hibandr To fair chance to get Egan at the plate handle the bunts the Infield was avy kind of a ground ball, while irawn is, on the ory that bonte with the Infield 4 n io, a hard an be handled more if the bit ball would get through and not rapid EVERYTHING 1S READY FOR THE BIG TOURNEY o002013~4 ae 640 . ‘ | boxing bouts, which are of thre 00400046 AMERICAN LEAGUR, | vounasrens IN FINE TRIM ° rowing bo outa wi ane tie 3 “ “Loach, lake Chtcage & New York t. =| FOR THE WRESTLING AND anid a referee. If the Jude n At Chicago n Mm BOXING CONTESTS. able to agre n the winner ret t “hica 3 ‘ | eree may decide, or he may order an on | New 6) 4h = % other F All bouts are etrtetly tt Rusk Batte Boott, mith and Bul-| All is now tn readiness for the big. watehed, and at the slightest sian : ttvan: Brockett and Blatt lhoxing and wrestiing cha ft tant, it be ¢ to be at , mtostant Detrolt 10, Washivatow 1 babe eT Bl plat itelasees another, the ret Tune of game At Detroit i HF laay night, and e Thuyeday eres may atop It at ance and wward | Umpire—Mr Beteet acs ee by § tiand Friday nights. These are the the bout to the better man esningse . f ¢ 1 mate hamp'! hip tb be — | nadtapiae—temmers p04 Sanege. (ret Smaleur champlenship boule Good Wrestling on Tap. aS TAKE GAME. Schmidt; Altrock, th and Street, | ever held in hold Port a th The wrestling bouts are of ele VA! mn. 8. C. ay 25 Blankenahlp year they were held ir dand, the | iis ach, and if no fall I# galned hated Le league pennant fluttering year before in Spokane, and this your 4, ree can award the Becidlon uh eae, which wae “broken! Ct 4 6, Philadelphia 2. they were awarded to the Seattle |i.” aeeresstvencan. If he ts unable c pestering toek t. oa At Clevetand— eet ee ee rely ena [to decide, he may order another bout couver yesterday too . ' before they will be held - ‘ | Cleveland ne years lal ninat he wrestlers, Tacoma by a score of 4 to 2 | Boa iohia : ’ there again. Over @ men er tered, | * minutes , . we : scoma innded on Engle for three jtherefore, will have to wo, ot, top| in the third and led up watil| Batteries—Young and Masterly: | representing the pick of the clv0®! sowed all the tine in ander to get & ighth, when Joe Sugden’ whom |Dygert, Vickers and Livingston. | of the Northwest; also several ama | it no fall wanted to walk, stenoed/ | teurs who are competing unattached, ose the plate and pasted it out, | Raia at i bein ging in the wiening trun, No} at st. Loute Lovls scores were made in the ninth game postponed The score Rn Ht _ Ora, ao Sineding of the Clabs, ‘ancourer es Pot Batteries—Berger and ender; | Detrott = $33 Engle and Sugden | Patladetphia ; i New York ...es sit DUCK SOUP FOR INDIANS, Boston : PORTLAND, May %4.—It took 15 08 | tunings to decide the on con Hie seen here thie year, when three “a ite scored four runs for Spokane, | Wi so — 2 WILL MATCH 2:40 BULL AGAINST FAST TROTTER ULL IN SULE >| | | LP PULL, UNDE I SADDLE WASHINGTON, Pa, May 2 4year-old, He has drdwn a sulky The harness turf has had guideless |!" 2:40 and his handlers claim he wonders—trotters and pacers that| (vel fuster under saddle. It ts planned to exhibit the bull on the} went exhibition miles without driv- prinetpal | tracks # during the season. ors—trotting ostriches and trotting dogs, and now it is to be invaded by a trotting bovine GERALD TEA M i$ And don't you imagine for a FUCAS minute the said bovine can’t trot. He can step a mile in 2:40 as el as a whistle, and do It without turn ing a hair, despite his 1,100 pounds Both men have en connected with | the racing game and are confident that in “Robert Pateh,” as they have’named their find, they have On the Rainier alloys last night the Clarence Gerald team defeated. the Juan de Fuca bunch by 45 pins! the turf sensation of the decade. | Kelley took the honors tor high In-| “Robert Patch fawn colored | dividual score with 291, while Hun ———— toon piled up the largent, total tor| ti three games with ® total scores wore: Gerald ; 4 400, hae de} Vura 2,015 | Joo Sehiumpt'a Webntera and the K BK. N. Brooks teame will play a| match game at § o’olock on the Rainier alleys. Boo better-look r, Rimes ‘The Brooks and Gerald teams wil} fipectacies or Bye Ginanes, fitted to ot Thursday night, while noxt syes complete, with periacoplo| Baturday afternoon they will nay | spacial Money ba the Denver five on the Rafnier! alley MY Ele 8 OPTICAL CO. 2nd oor, Sunday, Morris and Kendeg la 414 and Ave, over Haven Drug! will play against Wooley and ark tore, ner, of Donver. elsco this year wil | ent | be lacking anything |The Bostonian has tt on Whitney in not belonging to any club. RE ie ee Must Be on Time. veloped tn the amateur ra: The ditforent bouts will be run off | that several surprises are sure te a de lately he with dixpatoh, no wate will be al- | and many of the best known lowed, and if contestants are not and wrestlers may meet their ready when ¢ oo. Prominent amateurs are qualified, and the next bout entered from the Muitn AA The amateur rules are very differ. |C., Spokane A. A.C. Ab Af ent In many partic re trom profes: | Waahington A. C. Beatt) Bo sional contests T instance, In the! atthe Re Bes MOA bass Tacoma ¥. M eee ee SAY SAM LANGFORD IS BETTER THAN JOHNSON LONDON DOPRSTERS SAY THAT | Jobnacn. fe ht COLORED CHAMPION 18 UF PUNY 4 cowed tot tow marke pretender for the cham AGAINST REAL THING, pattie today, when be gether i od in his 09,000 puree and made preparations to start for Paria He By United ree. will open negotiations in the} Lonpos Mey t fane French capital with Sam MeVer ford, declared today t fam tang- fim arry. fancy Fereuson and Joe ford, who knocked out Ian Hague Jeanette _ th 4 fourth round of their ached “Ht wae about the caniest thing od 20-round heavyweight wo yes. I ever picked up” was Langford’s torday, ina better seam’ then Jace | only somment on erday's thet a) CHAMPIONSHIP BOUTS ON FOR TONIGHT (iy United Pleats Dele |Hanion was all tn when they met SAN FRANCISCO, May 35.—The whereas the little Callforntan was first of the series of championship |near his best notch when he suc battles to be decided in San Fran-|cumbed to the Battler, Nelson se be pulled off to- \cured a_six-round decision over night when Kyle Whitney, the black! Johnny Thompson when both were whirlwind, and Mike (Twin) Sulll-| novices. Hyland took a 20-round an meet at Dreamland in a sched-| decision from Thompson when the wled 26-round bout to decide the pre-| tiinots cyclone waa at hie beat, later ship of the welterweight di- | jost to him in nine rounds on a foul, vision, The boys have been working | » 6 [hard for the contest, and when they) him 26 rounds to a draw Unbols |etep between the ropes neither will] was given credit for having beaten on the soore Of) Nelson all the way in their 10-round in their third meeting nt condition, ho-decision affalr in Low Angeles. Sullivan Has Form. Hyland beat the Boer to a hard On form Suilivan figures to win. |Delled Onish in atx rounds: Comparison Interesting. loevrnens and ring eneralship, and is ie as for one comparison ot pawenses & fairly good punch performan can @o, but Vhitney's stock in trade consi mparison of the two fighters, one j@ willingness to mix It, dash and « ogainat the other, Is interesting terrific punch, He ts woefully lack-| Nelson ie 6 foot 7% inches, ,and ing In the roof, and it je to this fact) Hyland 6 feat % Neleon ta ft yours | that the defeats he has met must be|oid and Hyland 24, Hyland te i lascribed. Bullivan continues the | stocky bulld, heavily muscled favorite in the betting, the odds re-|Nolson te of the lithe, wity. typ maining at 6 to 3 jOn the score of strength it Te about The 10-round fight between Jock-la stand off but when {t comes to the battle will b a desperate and Hyland doesn’t figure at all; that Melnoh suuat fant bard savage one of weight. lhia record Is far from being impres 4 This pioneer In the field ts a full | jaive, and that he has never dono) to retsin his title nid can be de blooded Jersey bull, owned by Dr.| BOWLERS PUT UP FAST Gawn,| anything that would entitle him to falght +) pA b ogge couk Sacer J. 8. Chaney and J. H. Ross, of} MANY MATCHES SCHEDULED | be figured an having & chance with Hyland, by the saine tokens, will burg, Green county, Pa jthe Dane, Quite right, so far an the! ois the try of hia life, for victory book dope goes, but past perform ances are not always good things to bank on. Form occasionally goes | means thousands of dollars to him His fortune is assured if he wins , the champtonship, and realizing this, wrong. }he Is leaving nothing undone tn pre Dope Hard to Figure. |paring tor the fight of his life. He Hyland bas fought four mon whose | and his manager, Jack Perkins, are |names appear In N@lson’s record. | supremely confident that the Dane's They are Johnny Thompson, Young | measure will be taken, but Nelson, of Corbett, Eddie Hanlon and Rudy | course, can't see it that way Unholz, Nelson defeated Corbett] Tho lightwoights performed to ca- twlee, once in 10 roundg and again in| pacity houses in their respective nine. Hyland settled Corbett in five| training camps yesterday, Neilson rounds, but the Corbett met was|put on quite a program at Millett’s, not the same boy that Nelson stow-| going two rounds each with six of ed away, therefore Hyland's per-|his ne rring partners. formance against the Denverite Oroil's, Hyland out his boxing should not be given too much acute short because the crowd waa weight. Nolson defeated Hanlon In| #0 big pe could not get around 19 rounds, and Hyland turned the| Joff Perry and Frankie Smith will trigk in 13,, Again Hyland tatla to/ fight a 10-round preliminary to the gain by the Sompariacn, because! championship battle -TUESDAY, THE INFIELD, PLAVING BACK, WERE |T) MAY 25, 1909. Shafer Bros.- M'GRAW'S DE PUTOUTS OC-/]) AM EXPLAING HOW8 HOW THE wrrtyla 1906 ARO-HIT BALLS. ‘The blew of Keppewheines only score Egan, but pot a man on a! "itha bebome ‘Worked 10 pertee- | . , . ° woi'" havin va ponent net Very Special Sale of Men’s Suits in the to left 1. Had ye f ° . 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A | Then—you know Sole Agents Regal $15 Suits 615-619 First Ave. Herrin DOWNS DERBY ATTRACTS it ip fh ley br ye Me big ae: Th - bef a question at bs dep os Dane The fans rest more eaay thie week Jaron on uc erest | probably wina yland in the more! with Frary doing t idicial act as the main event, jacientific, im eredited with: baving |The ab Pte pn ean that Regals are Walsh Wants Stanley. ;4 more damaging punch, and 1! cisions was a very pleasing foature| Jimmy Walsh wants another crack |SVery bit as game as the champton. | of the game jj the best on earth at Digger Stantey, with whom he| Both Infighters. | _ | went 16 rounds to a draw as thy There is ttle, If any, difference in|, Mike Lynch certatniy te there with |i a he price— preliminary to the Hague-Langf ri their wtyle of fightin Roth are of | that whip, In the tiret inning yea-| tt Pp i fight. Jimmy thinks he should have | the slow, plodding type, always will-|ferday he grabbed ono that Camp: | had tho decision. ling to take two punches to land one, | Dell pasted up against the boards — infighting is their middie. name. fees Gee ore wide." Mth x: 1 wey don't know what It meaty to | &* Par and wide * arov Agog With Dope. nue | back Up, and ure over ready-kétatx |{t 10 80 fare cnet (t taline knocked BAN FRANCISCO, May 26-—-The |i” A tight between two meat the | Bennett Into Campbell, and the Kit [fight sharps have hauled out tholr | tisinctve type that’ Hylend and {tn took the back trail for the bench. | Due Rylan Af cane Lynd euring | No son represent naturally would be| |. TS ego r ylane . mil Frisk’s batting yontorday 4 Dick Hyland's chances in fight | expected to be a alow affair, but| Emit Prisk’s batting y Aa jwith Battling Nelson at the Mission 1600 Ym every reason 10 belleve that of a home run, a two sack et arena next Saturday, When they : By: singles. 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