The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1909, Page 2

THE WORLD'S SPO HANS WAGNE | | faa * 60: | ACCIDENT TO DANNY sneal st. Lon + 0eeees 1 so | + HEIR ite : PUT TURKS OUF orT | mtn : lt 804) | STRIDE, | Boston as. ¥ 283 | Wh a Games Toda |MARATHON STARS OF COAST|}) . With Mike’s men holding the ss ; ¥ ENTER FOR RACE ON | edge of a 1 to 0 acore in the eev-| New York at Pittsburg, THE FOURTH, | enth session y erday, Danny Shea, | ee = | oar sorappy bac mstop caught a tall 9 sooeeseasooonepenooenees v3 ae a | tip squarely on the ond of his 1 ces inten ite thumb. Besides a dislocation, the ‘ PACIFIC COAST : green oxtra @ few days oxo, ar|f] bones were crushed and driven |@ rangements have practically been |} dack Into hand. The patnful | § completed for the running in So-|}] accident seemed to affect the work 3 LEAGUE z attle of the biggest distance ent of the loc and Portland waded | @ 3 in the history of Pacific coast ath fn, piling up five run ‘ore the | ® lotion, William McDougall, an ex carnage Was stopped ke and his | SeSeSededodosodooooosoes perienced promoter, and a local grew started a ninth inning finish) At gan Francisco Ro H. B syndicate have made final plans for and jammed over two runs, DUCIAE) Tog Angelos secret 8 0 & Marathon race over the full dis-| was all K tg | Onidand ‘ 0 2 3] tance t be run in this elty or Both Harry Ran ag et as. Batterloo—Griaw Orendortf; between this elty and Tacoma on tw red Rood ovine run would fin.| Nelson and La Longe : ; |July fourth, which will bring to ee ee tee hed then | Hans Wagner, who te leading the/of stock In the atga) corporation, |gother the groatest aggregation of je o 7 venth. Cooney played No Game. rir in thetr spectacular plifering | {his $10,000 Jooked fils, and he came distance men tn this section of the came the seve oo ord | oten ts ] Pirates tn the |back into the game country m nd AW NOE cs. une 17 great ball at short for nervaad a al : O68 ANGH -~ Gol. 3 yet * Jof the National league pennant, 11.114 narney lone-muwey? Ask tho th @ill dled Serve 06 A sort ot | both Akin and Staton were fn evi-| No gam v laatd to be the highest priced man ta | tq, | preliminary to a race for which dence with good work at third, the Sacramenton and Vernon 7 ‘ | i just beginnis to get! The score jteama at Chutes park this after-| baseball, and with reason. 10 gate recelpta at Pittsburg plans are just beg v4 aos > conte een pod = Heo «| went higher that year than ‘pvor bar under way, in which th owinners Seatt AR R HL PO A. B.| hoon, the contest having been post Two years ago, when Honus firmt| = 5 a fe aad tlie eceanenk teen at tae Se | \ . r | po nec of the funeral of : ore, and Honus ‘was the cautne o' 4 th on OS I ee 3s og ano i veama (AnHounced hin tntention of retiring | Aagoq to tho Mot Wat he is the attle Marathon will meet Pat Ma-| jennett re ee 1 | will attend the funeral services, | from the game, Incidentally Institut | greatest basebalhplager ih the busy loney, Bt, Yves, Hayes, Dorando, | eyneh, ae | } , 2. tl $ ling @ very obnoxious custom that|iness the fact thal he also drew | Swanberg and possibly Tom Long | Frisk, rt ee 3] lhas grown upon all star players, | the most pay, made him aqme draw- boat, the race to be run in Beattle t 12s Ee OS H| Cains "Teeny an offer of $10,000 per year was|ing card during the exposition period, Cor-| RS ee Be oe Ban Francisco at Portland, made him by Burney Dreyfuss if| Honus te getting patter than §16,- respondence bas been going on for| ee ee Be ee Loa Angeles at Oakland he would reconsider his decision 000 today. No ove kfiawe just how ball, and t loading his team at a|#ome time between McDougall and | 68 28 8 Sacramento at Vernon Now, although Honus Je far from| much better, save Kimself and that |tremendous clip for #o early in the| these eastern stars, and although | ree ae : ‘y 4 poor man, having quite @ block |foxy Harney, but he ts sul! piayiog | season no definite announcement can yet pee 4 for oan'ts ninth SENS + |be made, things are sald to be very | mr nN ABR HW POA | favorable for the running of the ; + ~ 2 26S race some time tn August Raame 0 ‘ i $i 7 i} Stare Have Entered. 2 ¢ 5 j 2 Pa Fi rid # Challor % oll | following men will be entered Ceo. wae) | Chandler and Burns of this section, | Se Bf oe regen or seek Stanloy, Hubbenette and Garcta, of | a—-¢ 426 & 4 Danny Shea waa the only person San Francisoo; Low, Miller andif) . a. at the ball yard who grinned after |Ringwaiter, of Los Angeles. It is|]| Totals ...22 § 8 37 16 a foul tip from Adams’ bat smashed | not certain that Chandler and|f} Pi. iedooy cae eee eo gy es of his right thumb fn the) Burns will turn professional. The|]) Portland 0000005 0 O—6 se h inning yesterday. Danny boys are a bit undecided, but tn} +s ce Two base hite—I bore the pain heroically, and there ease they decide to go for Sei risk, Capron, Fournfer. Sacrifice | isn't a fan bat feels sorry for the | > cok amin money they will be entered in this y, Ataton, Murray, Stolen). . lk he reserved seat nae nthe dc the Dox J ise Looney. truck out—Ly Ituah [FETADPY catcher, It will be ® Kod) 1g WORKING FOR ANOTHER GO office of the Arena, thyrg,¥ill be jrece tn all probability. The dow 8, by Kinsella 3. Hares on balls m ee) nefore he get bac Pp A liickets on sale at th x office of racts of sevoral of the other Oct Rush "o,)Kftetaoshrdivtacintae |in harness, Here's hoping for | WITH IOWA CHAMPION AND |the "Mears theaare woot te J wes jalready signed. Eugene Estoppy, og Ryn t off Ets “ pee hour | Speedy recovery i WILL WIN, Geers eens A al Angeles crack amateur, is * urray ie oes J t and $0 minutes. Umpire—Frary sear Wl Wk tn (Ged te a The doors to the Arena -will open! 4 }also considering the proposition. a pw Bl gg Kot ttt BR to Custer to do a) ‘The first star wrostiing card of-|this evening at § o'clock and the loyal All of these boys are well known | At Tacoms : daily stunt behind the bat. tered to Seattle fans in nearly & first bout will be staged at 9 o'clock | The smallest pony in the Untted | followers of the running game Aberdeen tenons 3 H 3 re : year la on for tonight at the Arena. | sharp. Btates ts now being exhibited about | ong the entire coast, and have at Tacoma : { his week his been rather severe | Dr. Roller and Big Yousiff are on| The preliminary, besidee-a finish the country with a Wild West show, |#ome time or another held records Batteries—-Pernotl and Krelts = “ oon re. Last Tuosday Mul for the main event and Interest '#| wrestling match, will ingludea four The little fellow ie but 21 Inc in |1n thetr special events. It will be ma 135 Hy gain {the Aga t Pag Ryreesd yo at fever heat on the Guteome of the | round boxing contest bal WGen Billy height at the withers and weighs | the first time some of them have ai Gochane. parton iagell eae g ingyen ated CT |Speck and Jimmy But~—Tho lat but 50 pounds. An idea of bis| entered in & Marathon, but ail have R. HK lCapron's knee fo atitt wubbly aka |, Youslft has trained faithfully titer arrived this morhing-tedn Taeo-\height may be had by comparing |‘ races up to 15 miles In good eadsenet v2) Sle nh reg still wobbly, hd) the ring at the Arens for several | ma, where he went to @oitje train-|bim to the 10-yearold girl at his | fast timo, ctory grounds Spokane 4 eee 4 ‘ors leg is not tn the best Of| days and the crowds that have! ing for tonight's bout, side have as yet been secured, but Mo Ratteries—Hickey and Staniey; | S80 Jwatehod him perform feel 60 COnth: | cetertiaecietipsitnegmmtiiormemermeeesy | DOUgAI! ways that the race will Wright and Spencer. a" Ident of his ability that last evening! be run if he has to go to the ; . Yesterday was skirt day, and a@)even mor was offered on his streets, The Stadium at the expo- the Clabes. even ney / Fete oe ee ai oat, Pet, |Marwe delegation whooped ‘er up chances, with .no Roller money to sition has already been engaged Beattie 42 19 .489| Whenever a fly was caught. The! cover it j for an amateur race Borie - a ed * | longer and higher the fly, the louder| Roller arrived tn the etty today meena Abardeen SF the feminine shriekleta }at noon. Portia : aes mum. M1 | Will Go With Goteh, Tacoma becne 3 Lyneh, Capron, Frisk and Four: | - | nier each lammed a two bagger In| His Eastern jaunt kept him busy and he wrestled < 1 Games Today. | the conteat. land he wreetied twenty-one matches Portland at Seattle. Vancouver at Spokane Aberdeen at Tacoma. AMERICAN LEAGUE Morning Game. At Boston— KR. HL EB. Chicago 99 Boston .. secvesesee © Batterios—Burns and Owens Burehel and Carrigan. Afternoon Game. At Boston— H. EB Chicago 5 6 Boston 7 1 Batteries Smith and Sullivan and Payne; Ryan and Carrigan. At New York— RH EB Cleveland eeeeed 8 2 New York vagecaed 9 Batterles—Berger and Bemis; Hughes, Warhop and Kieinow. At Philadelphia R. H E Detroit ... P 6 0 Philadelphia 1 7 0 Batteries—Summers and Stan age; Plank, Dygert, Coombs and Thomas. At Waahington— R. a z St. Louls Washington ‘ Batterles—Graham, stewal sd Criger; (Game called at end Groome and Street of fifth in ning on account of rain.) Standing of the Clubs. Won. Lost, Pet Detroit .....+++6+.31 18 Philadelphia .,,,.27 20 Boston . “ Cleveland . 23 Chicago .. 23 New York . 23 MH. Louis ... 28 Washington 29 Games Today. Detroit at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York Bt ‘ton. Louis at Washing’ At St. Louis Boston St. Lous Batteries Lush and White Phelps. and At Chicago Brooklyn Chicago Batteries—-Hunter Brown and Moran. an At Cincinnati cinnatl game At Pittsburg--New burg game postponed; r Sinmding of the ¢ Won Pittsburg 36 Chicago a3 New York ... a4 Cincinnatl ... a7 R. H. E 4 , : 1 Graham; d Bergen; Philadelphia. Cin poutponed; rain York ain Pitts lube. Lost 3 18 a Pet 29 647 45 : NOT ENTER IN 5 | SEATTLE AND TACOMA WILL lainoe he left this elty last April, and won all but one. The exception was his battle with Frank Gotch at | sounded like ataleness seemed to be | Kansas City. Manager Wm. Bco- jalmost absent yesterday, for the! vite of the Missourl Athletic club brand of ball offered was better| has Gotch’s promise to give Roller teen snything ia the series 4 return mateh next season and ex G G peeta to draw a $26,000 house. This eorge Capron’s knee is not In/in itself is proof of the caliber of | the best of condition. He showed | the mateh that the Kansas City | better action yesterday than at 4DY/ fang expect to witnens. time since his re-entering the game. ‘There never was & gamer man The muscles aro still stift than Roller. His gameness needs = no better proof than the way he Custer recelved the ball pertectly t when he tried to nab Baton at the| Nove @ulet after the Goteh defes That mysterious something which res Yosterday reminded a close lo- rubber in the seventh, but the cal friend that he went to bed with sphere bounded from his waiting the morning ptomaine polsoning jafter the match and that he was too sick to give the best account of himeel?, Roller specially asked this friend to keep the matter quiet together, but Umptre| for he did not want to appear to be digits as though made of rubber Did Capron get a hit in the ninth? | He and the ball reached first mar velously close | Frary called him out. If he bad) paving the baby act and make the | bees called safo—but what's the oes tocar poe Ae | use? Will Win er Quit, “TL hope that some day I will got / By shutting out Vancouver yee! iterday, 4 to 0, Spokane attained a/ | percentage of 500, 20 wins and 30, } lost games. | months and train to the minute for j the match and then if | lose, 1 will Aberdeen bunched hits on Ta } quit the mat game forever,” This coma yesterday and won, 5 to 2. in all that Rotler would say, only, of i: course, that he felt sanguine that the would defeat Youstff in straight falls tonight The advance sale for tonight t# | Russ Hall bas quit Tacoma ae manager, It was rather expected. | | Russ didn't have the free band t which ho was eutitied, nnd auch | Manly satisfnctory to the Arena with F wild not lout endure. Management. Notina year has BE ovals wot long endur lany athletic show compared in the Interest and demand for seats as FRISCO WI |tor tonight's battle, In addition to OUHOOL MEET HAVE MANY ENTRIES, | HOWEVER, Wittiam letics at Inglis, director of ath the Alaska Yukon-Pacific| exposition, has fuat received word| that the grammar schools of San Francisco will be unable to take part in the great grammar wcho track meet to be held at the dium of the exposition Saturday The boys from that elty are about to take a] trip to the Hawaiian Islands | | The representation from Ta | a Alaska-¥ukow-Pacitic | ma, however, will be large, and the moet | will be ol ¥Y contested between | the local schools and the schools of that elty. Tacoma plans on send ing 4 pleked team of 12 boys who | will represent that city in practical lly all the events of the meet, A} (Special Correspondence.) Tho American association is no test. He credits his umpires with rings peorty [ picked Flneag sees of Tacoma} KANSAS CITY, Mow, June 18 place for a rowdy player, as trouble knowing what ts coming off and {Apanned gag school boys will also play the win makers soon learn, Th order to;makes them the court o! he put up and ning Seattle school tor th ) one ever heard an umpire boast | MALOTh BOON Sits thd toad his {sort hem the court-of-leat re removed: in | charmplonship. jthat his life was a bed of rose#,/umpa have to travel, O'Brien has| The présldént MWkes ‘husky: arbi No 1. Com. The events of the meet will be|but the arbitrators in the Amert-| promulgated several fules trators, and his staff thin year, with plete, read the 100-yard dash, the 20-yard dash,|can ansociation come nearer to| For instance, he holds’ that. alone exception, i made. up of men put ae the quarter mile, the 12-pound shot | leading an .ldea! life tean men in| runner cutting a base shall be| who can hold their own jn any. sort! Yi" put, the high Jump, pole vault, broad|the same walk in other leagues suspended for three days and tn-jof an argument the play may jump, relay, and probably a low| Tho reason is easy to ascertain, |tentional interferences withoa irun-jstérty Star of the bunch fs Brick” hurdie race. The distance runa|It is becatise President Joe|ner shall call for almilay punish-| Owens, said té draw $626 a month, } have been omitted becauge of the! O'Brien strain on growing boys, believes absolutely [bitrary discipline on the field, the return meeting with Goteh and the date of the big mill, I will drop everything else for three | Net! and Monte Attell are tapering) COMPARED TO OTHER UMPIRES THIS BUNCH HAS AR REAL CINCH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION—TOP ROW: in ar-| ment h THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 18, NE mS mo mm | RTING NEWS WAE ALL READ 1909. EEL MAGNATE PRIZE AT ASCOT ANCES SEATTLE BOY WILL TRY ONCE na stayed on the mat for two hours MORE TO THROW LAD FROM 88d twenty mninutes without elther EVERETT. securing A fall. The articles for 2 jthe match July 2 wore signed after the match last night between Harn BELLINGHAM, Wash., June 17. den and Rodney Renshaw, tn which * « “ Virail Venable, of Beattie, and Mil, Renshaw was defeated’ in two J AKC oP RACE TRACK, England |ton Harndeg, of this city, were to straight falls june 18~-Lord Carnavon's Bembo day matehed to moct.an the mat in| Venable has also signed to meet |t48y won the gold cup, the most this ofty July Lhe the lightweight Tom Kelly this county, in a| Coveted stake of the year. Bembo's wrestiiag champlonship., of the! matoh at Sumas, June 26, Venable | Victory was the surprise of | the Northwest. Harnden Venable agreeing to throw Kelly twice in an| ™**t, he being entered as a 25 to wrestled bere about & mUbth ago hour. | shot in the betting STRAIGH 5.4.6. T0 HAVE STRONG ) | TRAGK TEAM FOR THE FIGHT FOLLOWERS |) tuyrs The Seattle Athletic club today began preparation in earnest for FRANCISCO, June 18--| duce Young Erne on the 26th, with of Saturday.|Lew Powell as an opponent. In Frankie : meeting the local boy over the 20 Experta have | found route the Eesterner will be | the winning of the A. A. U. cham- pronounced both men in perfect) pitted against a style of fighting |plonship games, scheduled for the shape to go the route, and until/that he has always liked When | Stadium this summer. “BI” Hay: they stop into the arena nothing Erne fought Abe Attell he showed | ward, formerly track instructor at but light exercise will be induiged|up better than with a slugger, The | the Multnomah club, has been se in, After pulling the weights and| Philadelphia lightweight ciinia | Oured to assist Tom McDonald tn punching the bag yesterday Nell (hat he took undue chances with training the men, and stepa will registered 117 and Attell is a few condition when he met Crone ¢ a | be taken at once to get together the ounces under that mark. Noell | last time in New York. Harry Doll | strongest team by far that has/}) rules a 10 to § favorite, but the big and Jimmy Carroll will fight a 10-) ever worn the blue diamond | money has not been gent in yet round preliminary, while Roscoe! Jack Nelson and Clarence Coot, Taylor will be matched with Char-|the star sprint and distance men Ne Reilly jof W. 8. Cj Floyd Rowe, Guy Dull, _ | Maloney and Harry Coe, the Seat "|e boys, who have been attending | Michigan university, and several | ida} boys, including Gish, Courtney and Pape, of the high schools, ha already been secured. SAN with the approach off in their work North Wad club will intro cet The ee = THE GREEN EDITION, Watch for The Star's Green sporting edition at 6:30 this evening. All the day's sports to the last minute. PAL HOME GYMNAS CONAHAN, EGKMAN, HAYES, SULLIVAN, KING. BOTTON ROW; OWENS, A.G'SPALDING & BE |which accounts for his refusal |Join Ban Johnson's staff this year, to O'Pirien has never allowed a pro: You One 4 e nae If so, why? 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