The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1909, Page 2

TURKS: MAKE IT FIVE OUT | SEVEN WITH PORTLAND AMEHICAN LEAGUE, INCIDENTALLY GLOOMY GUS at Galeee LeTs OUT A KINK AND Y " m LANDS RECORD, rat as 1 . a} ‘ Kn Hu ) Rig Gua Thompson set a mar : * ae for Northwestern | pitehers | end @wie to shoot at yesterday whea and Ff struck out 14 Portlanders, thus wiping out the records established R " ’ by Miller, of aad Kiliila ; of Spokw y ' Gus was in rare form, refusing wy tO teeuo a single pass. \ woe fF were made off him but he kept 2 Criger them neatly scatter midt Mike's mon gral Standing of the Clubs, the third se on, when Akin # = J Ww Hy Lost Pet on Pug Bennett's bit and Raym Philadetphia ; ' @nd Bennett rang the chimes when |} 1 4 3 Garry dropped Mike's fly : , i 609 Two more were jammed over in is 90 the sixth and eighth. Cooney's|™ v a2 only tally came in the fifth fram NATIONAL LBAGUE, because Toaley Raymond was not! At ba. Looks. fully awake Fournier reached!) 4. ® a first on # safety and scored when | st. Loula su i Hannah, a local boy, smashed a won and Graham single to left. Mike gathered the sphere and shot to At Cblenge, Toaley, who RH ER allowed Fournier to reach bome ‘ 4 i He had no business scoring on a) "1"! S i , = 3 . intteriee—Reulbach and Moran Single such as Hannah rapped Bell and Berne The score | At Cimetumatt, Beattio ARR HO POA | rn wm F kin, 3b 4 1 8 ft f Ol Cincinnatt p23 Bh ymond te 9.809 Philadelphia + nett 1 4 0 ‘ ae gee oe a2 Ratteries—« asper and RS of P2358 +t Mel an, Moran and Capron, if +-¢ @ & @ 9 Doren lagee, 1b tt et OR See ce 2S a ae 3:3 3 ° Totals 35 5 ® ? Portland ABR RH A. ¥ Cooney, = ‘ ° e ‘ 2 Bassey, of a a) > i Adama, 1b ey ee . > rry. if ‘ e o e 1 taton, 3b ‘ a 1 : 0 3 i i © ) - » a eS = | ee PACIFIC COAST LBAGE 7 3 ¥ 7 254 At Vernon, in oe | Morning game RH EB Totals ee ee Oe et ee s 10 % meade Ny tebtnae Sacramento ss ttle 80800101 %8| ortes—Willet, Hogan and Kin- ortiand 90601000 6—1/ kel: Brown and Graham. Summary: Secrifice hit—Lyne Afternoon gatr RK Hh RB Stolen bases Bennett, Magee. | Vernon a 6 1 Struck out—By Thompson 14 (eee Sacramento e u 1 fons record for nine innings), by Rattertee—Raleigh and Kinkel inault, § on balls—Off | maum and Byrnes himault 3. balle—Cus murray 2, | D> Murray At Onkiand, one 0 Morning game RH RB pire—Frary SS ® Angeles ee rar zs Oakland ‘ ‘ : At Gpstiane, Rattertes—K and Oren R. H. E_| dorff; Retce, Christian and Lewls Vancouver S 2 F! Afternoon gam: RH EB Spokane 6 8 3iive Angeles Se ais Batteries - ingle and Sugden: | Oakland ry ri i Holm and Spencer | s—Hosp and Orendortt —- a La ¢ At Tacoma. m RH RK sick Aberdeen... .65s.s00s T 2 ‘4 . oe Tacoma . 5 : 7 aa Pragetece | 3 ab Sect pad. tcreite: Ror. | Pertiane : hg Se rote Dattertes—-Henly and Williams ger, Newlin and Sheehan. { pe = Garrett and Fisher. Standing of the Clabs, Won. Lost ttle San Francisco i) kane Los Angeles . “ s erdeen Sacramento ... “a uu Vancouver Portland 3 (38 rtland Vernon ” oo | Oakland 7 GREAT WELTERWEIGHT I$ AGAIN AMONG US WILLIE LEWIS, Home again after a strenuous campaign on the other side of the Dig ditch, Willie Lewis, the hurri cane welterweight, declares for a long rest It's no cinch putting away these 200-pounders when you weigh but 145," said Willie, refer-| ring to hie fights In Paris. “1 want) to rest my hands condition for son boys on this side Lewis won the welterweight championshtp of England from Jep. tha with greater ease than he will win decisions over the men {n hia class in this country, d get them into of the tough (7% Dressing Tables Iron Beds, Chiffoniers and a A as Chamber Furnity POYNOR — Furnte le We save you 90 per oF Ask your shoe polisher fe Waldorf Butiat 708-10 Pike St, 2229 Hecond Ave | | ae FINAL HEAT IN THE 100YARD DASH, WON BY W, SPIEGEL, DETROIT (ON LEFT); MARTIN, OAK POINT, SECOND (IN CENTER) BITY SCHOOL, THIRD (ON RIGHT). COS ATAL CA LTA & - TIME, 101-6 SECONDS. fi AAAS a | raLve |R, L. BYRD, MILFORD, ILL, HIG RUN IN 4:33 35, REAKING Hi offiteally but | promising athletes, }known as the Interscholastic, which in reality is a tryout for youngsters who hope to wear the colors of the Midway university, held June 12, was the most sense 721s UDINE SUZESUTAINTLAN ISNT ZILIA MARSHALL FIELD RECORD OF 126 FEET 11 INCHES; COWL CUS THROW WITH 126 FEET 2 INCHES, AND BREAKING Uy OF MUSKEGON, MICH,, HIGH SCHOOL, 2G é H SCHOOL, WINNING THE Dh Y WINNING THE MICE 5S OWN RECORD OF LAST SEA. records went by th er the other, and by his track teams and football squad. The most sensational performandes and the mile run, the winners of which are shown here. ROLLER AND YOUSIFF SIGN PAPER FOR ANOTHER GO IN THE ARENA FRIDAY EVENING. Articles were signed up yester day between Matchmaker Jack jCurley of Cort’s Streak Arena, Dr. Roller and Bob Monagoff, the Terrible Turk, whereby another wrestling match between the last named wil! be pulled off in the Arena noxt Friday night at 9 o'clock This comes as @ direct result of Yousiff's dinsatiafaction calling of the second match Inst Friday | wrestle fo purse of $2,000, win- ner take 75 per cent, and will go to a fintah To say that this match will be worth the watehing ts but a waste of wind for anyone who saw the | first one last Friday | Wae faster and more exciting than | nine out of ten fights. It was a hammer and no mistake. Dr, Roller fe only too glad of this | second match, aa he was not In the best of shape Friday, and believes with the fall at the jhe can make a better showing this! | time. | | jcoma yesterday when ho rapped out his third successive three-bag }ger and then scored on a padaed j balt DR. J. N. 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Pills, General Agent. out every evening at 5:30 con tains a full account of The Baseball Game ia ~The Victoria Races together with the games In the American, National and Pacific Coast leag! Watch for the Green Extra BUY A YAKIMA ORCHARD TRACT | And in four pehdent, #2. will pay for a tract ‘@ have tree exourgions to buy. eyery Tuesday, Thursday and urday Office open evenings. The Smith-Kiing Land Co, Qwne: Agente 410-4 ral Bldg ears you will be inde per Gere sack month ull bearing Yakima ‘OSTEOPATHY Blectrictty, vibration, ieht ther. py, hot alt aw the, and other rugiess motho Optical roams ‘or Hitting « tingiayes ost oaulpped o in Benttle. Con: a na Tee. reatments §1 ch. A It, Osteopath and Op 9 People’s Dank Bidg., ike, Main a461 THE WORLD’S SPORTING .NEWS)P | HEWS PICTURES FROM CHIP'S INTERSCHOLASTI SPIEGeL, | | ATEL-ACL UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 1909. AMUSEMENT, MOORE Tura Hint ef HEAT Hens any With "Other Mi, Asay ACK tt, r ositively | Des Base Ball # Chalior 4 7 There is no Wonder who will make it 1 argument noce ry strike-oute? d —once you use o Gus certainly was in rare shape : a } . oatorday you’re bound to come baek for | That the big crowd of fans fol jlow the game ¢ ly wae evident another because "OY 804 Retard. after Gus had fanned the 12th st : Fe: Portiand playor a peo} 16 isan wif consult their own "156 EMMA BUT, “Come Gus, mako it 18 “a @ 4 came t from all parta of f best interests. : ‘ONY COMMER the « and, After 4jus mi 1 | Comedy Draiig down t 4th the crowd howled itiet Intraday for another record, And Gua a commodated them THEA et, Malg 14, Int, Gus figured tn a mirth provoker K, Matineas ! tealing home in the elghth Wednesday, lwhen Murray allowed & ball to g¢ A Macnitcen Preaig om him, Gs revealed bi “THE Oneay printing ability and beat Murra ator to it by a halr ] | nh, a Seattle boy who has | Hann been play Sehlumy ' nd unite Hie was the was not t by Big Gus His single was reaponsible for the re’ only tally, Hannah ac od nix of seven chances in good| shape. His only bobble was the} |easiest chance he had | DETROIT UNIVER PAN AGES iA) UNPQUA CED Vaupy This same boy Hannah swings! at the ball, and with a little! rther work In fast company he should make good we = | Altman, of Spokane, shower: | ed with cash in the sixth session yesterday at Spokane, when he pulled a double, scoring two. | was Need no introduc- tion—they have QdOKE } sons got a Be! Cox ! A great many p ney played bangup ball at! intrenched them- vere Jolt When Monty Attell put |short all week and his great work bey s eevee or lout off thaay.& rue if selves solidly | over on Frankle in thelr | ith $15 . fertormaneas | Frisco fight for the bantamwoight| yither Rush or Boaton will mount || With $15 © |championship last Saturday after ts mound for mibe this atinrnecs suit buyers and noon, The fight was gall the when the gang lines up against way up to the 12th round, but after 8°" |] we want YOU that Attell eame back like he bad) am O'Rourke, the famous ball|| tO Bee them. been doped, and went to ft with a player of old, heid down a cushion | will, putting Neil clear to the vin jin the press box yesterday, Tim exar, and in the 18th Nell’ soo | Celebrated the christening of his eats. Gide’ ims oe 6 ring, 800 by watching Seattle trim Port | wane PEKIN Tap The more closely one has fol | 0d | ein A lowed the history of th twe pdt | Native Chtsese flchters, the mote atranme, doce | Now, then, I wonder how Tacoma | = Chis eee Net} has bese & be will play undar the personal leader. | HI > _ ] | mixed in some rather doultful af | An ” |fairs. Tho betting, however, was| Danny Shea played a good game On the Square Even in $ labout even, all Nell money being |{m the grandstand yesterday, It and Irela covered as fast as it was offered |!# simply galling to Danny that he Opp. Totem Pole Monga Mia This gives two belta to the Attell |!# forced to be idle. Danny says kets $1.00, family, foathorwoight and ba the splintered thumb js getting! x £7. eee weight, Abe and Monty are along nicely brothers, ‘There tv also an : Ori rather in the game, but he js sel| , GSFTY, of Portland, needed a large The ental Pool Rooms Luna Park: i dom bh f i from the ginger pump. When! 7 presale mufted Mike's fly yesterday he| $i eis ve | Saturday's win by the lopsided |ioped lelourely after it ax thouh| poy pestaurant, elgar stand and) ame , score of $8, and the swat the game was over. Garry aulks/ seven’ chait bardée shop.” Largest “ a ithe Sth, showed conclusively that} too much. It's time be came out| place of the kind tp the world i OFTRICH DRIVING 1X | of It leash given away daily. 1413- 1 bit, and all, Aft | GON. uels had worked himself into a fine| This man Garry ts certainly the! | CHICAGO, June Papa | tional ever witnessed on Marshall frenzy over the classy game he was|meat for the local pitching staff. | fi tield throwing, Just to show him that|In the last nine times at bat he WE AGRrE Staga’s eighth annual sizoup Of Hosoite a heavy rain, honoted/he wasn't pitching to Vancouver, | has whiffed nine times, and I guoss | TO PAY board one aft| the boys got together and touched 4 result Stagg bim up for three homers, and other a fine line op future greats for, hits too numerous to mention runs we tat spaem. wore the 100-yard dash, the dsgua) | the Turks were only funning us a Also he fanned four straight yesterday to Third ay. between Pike had not go or the much » at 8am that is going some, ALL YOUR MONEY BARNS. 10 Per Cont Paid Last 7 Years. 112 Columbia #¢. 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