The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1909, Page 2

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PARIS, June 22.—Discuasion fol {hors “ among m two t For f innings yesterday it;Washington ... 19 at +4 owing yesterday's riot among sta te ner he ee 7 ; looked as though Tacoma, playing | St Louls .... +. +19 33 366 ble boys at the Autell « ; ne show Bes onde ¢ the a singery ball, was due to get Mike od today that Mral Joseph Widener, | loarne e nature } 4 : E Wut te the fifth we fall upon Games Today & Philadelphia beauty and daugh: |Whon she learned thy ssuation the Herger, the Coast League recruit) gt Loula at Detroit; New York fog Ci terinlaw of the multimillionaire | plucky At ‘ ne o 4 bl ne ; who declared Seattle would not fin-/at Boston; Washington at Philade > yA fy, WG at is Tome street rallwa magnate, saved ner. tout (0 ae ti if hi the } igh In the money, giving him a | phia ¥ i, ART PRACTICUM oral valuable horses from injury at |the i hore ¥ . rubbiag whieh netted four tall = 1 Want tb ITP OW THE RINGS the mob'a hands and enabled the | Widener called te po! io and Le to rub tt in, Mike and hia fel - grand steeple chase to be run atrikers were driven back afte lows grabbed four more, which wer | Mra Widener was driving toward bloody fight : 4 sufficient to allence Mry Berger tho park in ber automobile when| The racers were takes J Lee Mageo was the hitting kid |ahe came upon stable boys and thelr grounds and @ huge crowd, w sucking Rergor for thr sympathizers who had ambushed | was clamoring at the delay, was sur times up. Coleman : eiitke | several vans containing Amertoan | pacified : ‘ =e t At Pittsburg. o r Se boy, played second base for th ae Tigers and his work was bigh class| a ah Philadelphia , tee , throughout the contest. Me didn’t) ft , 8 Pittsburg 28 hing with the club, but hi fending At geven chances did not| Batteries: MoQuillen and Jack STRAI show the least trace of a bobble. jlisch; Leifield, Frock and Gtbson The Tigers jammed over three | tallies fu the firat and second ses Standing of the Clubs. sion, 80 ly that the fana be- | Pittsburg came alar But tn the ffth | C $e is Mr, Ber was plated, Sor. Ate | ee anal — PRANCISCO, June 22— gloves they are about as friend healthy swats which netted four Fontan Tor THe AN FRA af te aoa. [a8 8 pelt of strange bulldogs runs, and in the stxth he donated 455 etpaia GIANT SWING BiLL. | Billy Papke pulled on Jack (Twin) Sullivan continu three more hits to us, which re i ~ om dre _—— hasium togs this morning ond | aiy helps matters along by “sick sulted in four more tallies berg wont to work at the Seal Rock|ing’ them on, and many time Se ee eae a ve house. Papke wanted to train at |4xy do tholr tralners find ey A PO ‘oO take H uu « rit tS Games Today. Millett’s, but Ketehol war first on | SHY Pehtaré anave SS ‘inet a ago; Bosto | . . ee Philadelphia at. Hrooklyn, a, |belt was forced to hunt other quar) you. Corbett journeyed te | , Es Se ha ee _ -_—— | ters. Shannon's this morning and started Hagee, ib ee ie Ae ee ,| t/ Papke apparently ts in the best work for his mill with Johnny Custer H 4 | $ ee ore >) Wi, of condition. He is brown a8 & nut Praype, The Denverite says he in Beaton, p pee Pal / }from hia sojourn at Venice, and #0 tends to work as he never has yet Toma eS 8 PACIFIC COAST 3 Jenamoured Is he with the ocean |ty get himeelf in the pink of cor Tacoma ABR. H. PO. A. FE e | that he plans to take daily dips in gjtion for the match. He looks a MEK 8 2 f + 4 8) eee |the brine. Harry Foley, who pre |triflo heavy, but he asserts he will ight. 3b.4 8 0 1 o “hot hte Oe a | 0 L } ey: |pared Monte Attell for his victor-| have no trouble in taking off the Suess, rf 2 0 0 ® I ae | }ious moeting with Prankie Neti, | superfluous flenb Kippert, tb ‘ ° , 3 i | OPOeSeSeoeseoeoesedoos ne will be in charge of the camp. Stanley Ketchel, champion middle Setieceser 4 4 WS 1S M Billy has a hunch that he ts o Of the world and challenger ey. ¢ on we ce. i yh weight of th rid ar ‘ “ x, i ee at ee | os vere RH STIRENUOYS THAN world beater when it comes tO) of Jack Johneon, arrived In Sar Bore 2 § 1 ft $ | Sacramento ¢ 8 CHOPPING DOWN jeprinting. He hae touted bis abUY | pranciseo this afternoon, accom ° i.e Me 2a ae | apa y i 7 al TREES to such an extent that Jack Per panied by his manager, Willie Britt Totals ...93 4 7 24 18 2) Hatteries: Ehman and Byrnes; | om - kins, manager of Chick Hyland, | 4 great crowd of sports, headed by *Ratted for Herger In ninth | witt and Hinkel. "| PRESIDENT TAFT HAS DEEN MADE .\ MEMBER OF THE CINCINNATI TURNERBUND.—NEWS challenged him to a match race.|Dpsmoter Coffroth, before whose foore by innings . | ITEM { The distance has not yet been oe club Ketehel will fight Bill Papke Beattie ‘ j __ |etded, but the men will toe a mark | on July 5, met the champion at the i Tacoma Bs. Games Today ; ; stot jon the sand near the Seal Rock | perry and after greeting had bear Summaty w Portland at Sacramento; Los Au house tomorrow morning. exchanged, Ketehel, Britt, Coftroth Hetritice Nitec goles at Sacramento; Oakland at | NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAM EOS SINCE ‘71 oh ek ae ee eck Ur baeake ‘Soneted halle—-Off Merger 3. Wild p | Standing of the Clubs National league pennants have been won by following clubs Cross are on the Jast lap of their | were driven through the cet we Beaton. Mit by pitghed ba ele | w Lost b ts preparation for next Saturday's streets, The champion was che i jagwey, by ade, TRE eat eome | tne ¥re ate J *? | since the organisation of the league battle. Hyland seems to be in ex-|ail along the route, and scores of | oa tats . - santo +) | Year. Chub. Manager. Year Club w= Manager | cellent condition and does his datly |*mal! boys tried to steal a ride on | u ad ally ho. { pide oe ae 12 | 1871—Athlotios ....Hicks Hayhurst 1890—~Brooklyn... Wm, -Me@unnigle | [eee ome en i cee eed Latin and : Oakland. 5 229) 1872—Roston . Marry Wright 1891—Boston,.. . Prank Soleo | welghed 13 n : : ety eer I Mc wag os canteen . 4 : 4 ane Bie | 1873—Boston «Harry Wright 1892--Boston,., . Death Seleo | C eg re - bog poodle 44 ee that he feels r i ik ALOE 1) Harry Wright 1893—Doston Frank Soleo ae EN cool “ tor viektis © newspaper of il Batteriea; Hall’ and Brooks; ‘ran | 1$76-—Boston liMarry Wright 1894—Baltimore....Bdwpad Hanlon | He and Young Brne have « savage) After visiting the newspaper. of i eolle and Murray | @ n~ 1876—Chicage A. G. Spalding 1896-—Balthn Edward Hanlon sotto each day, and while an Out [fees Ketohal was driven to his| | | 18TT-—Boston .......Harry Wright 1896-—Baltimore,.. Edward Hanlon |elder may imagine thay are on Che hotel, where Re will remain watt) bp | i At Gpekane. 2s | 1878-—Boston **"" Harry Wright 1897—Boston Frank vod best of terms, when y don the | goes in a H i! ri & | 1879—Providence .....Geo, Wright 1894—Boston Frank Selee | (My Vetted Pree) (pepeeernpe eens ET i Aberdeen 5 ved 2 | 1 1880—-Chieago 4. C. Anson 1899—Brookiyn..,.Rdward Hanlon] SAN FRANCISCO, June 22— TOMORROW SHOULD : GPGHART 60.6 «+5 sesens 1481—Chieago . A. C, Afison 1900—Brooklyn...,Rdward Hanlon | yonte Attell, conqueror of Prankle Batteries: Wright and Spencer, | Johnny Bender slapped the ball) iese Chicago . A.C, Anson 1901—Pitteburg Fred Clarke Nell, today lecued & eweestna dhal 4 Critz and Kretta. jover the right barricade tn the | jge3 John Morrill Pittsburk Fred Clarke | °°" Ae, st _— END BIG j — jfiret yesterday. Ho was so elated | i994 F.C, Baneroft Pitteburs Fred Cuarke lenge to any man who can make Games Today. that he stumbled over the first) tags A. C. Anson New York,.Jobn J, MeQraw/ 116 pounds. Monte clatma the ban eeanmemmmanel } ecard Tacoma at Seattle; Aberdeen at}ck, Then Johnny was undecided | igeq eA. C. Anton New York—John J. MoGraw |iam-woight title, and has worded a| THREE LEADING CAR8 DRAW-| Spokane; Vancouver at Portland. | ¥hother to continue on the ciroult | is¢7—Detrott .W. H. Watkina Chicago Frank ChaHe® | 44% t John Coulon to appear and| ING NEAR AND ARE CLOSE | jor not. Finally his teamraates per) ges New York.......Jaa Mutrie Chicago Prank Chance Standing of the Clabes. jauaded bim to go ahead 1589—New York Jas. Mutrie bricacnintoe Frank Chance |*upport his claim. TOGETHER, Won. Leat. Pet | ——— a = The ittle Hebrew te a bit scar 4 Gentile $$ 19 704) Berger was “too slow” for the |= 4 from his encounter with Netl eaten HH El const teague and they cut him| Saturday, but affirime that with the |, Bither tate this evening or early | Aberdeen $2 34 469 loose, Then he “set the Northweat-| conten of « few swollen fea | morrow recrmag ee Lain ad | Tho South Park Iroquols defeat- Portland Ais ler league afire,” according to a| tures, he feels no bad effecta from | York to § gg eacy s of the |*t the Pleasant Bench baseball) ees < San Francisco newspaper. ETS NEW POLE VAULT R ‘oD the mill, He announced today that | Should end at the gate team by & score of § to 6, at Pleas. he would camp on Coulon't tral) ant Beach yesterday, The feature This may be true but Berger luntil that worthy meets him, or| Mord car No, 2 te loading by ®) Was ihe pitching of Rhomedorff for 4 od margin, It arrived in North / bumped the bumps yesterday ee coaxos championship talk. good margin on 1 after |12® Visitors, He struck out 13 men i ‘ 18 — a he ome uae t. (and only allowed three scattered i ' Lee Magee felt fine and fit yes a shor out ¢ hite ' , e yped the ba Snoqualmie Falls, on the last leg i At New York. terday for he rapped the bail oe | The Iroquois would itke games| os Bg. every time he came to bat The of the crosscontinental drive. for July 4th and Sth. Address, W. Bh reg % Ht © | popelar fellow le back io his stride The Shawmut car te now second, |" quite te, amt ait Address, W. New York “412-3 once more and the right bleacher having passed Ford No. 1 atl’ genio, or telephone Main 5813 F , . ites are happy |Haker yesterday, with a lead of alicia camiaieeemniitadanes j Bastesiea—Hoghes, Oray, John. sneyiee |20 minutes, bot thie Ford and (he | a eee ke eek hehe kee son aid Breet; Warhop and) coleman, the new Tiger second Shawmut will probably gain on the] * Kleinow. jsacker, has all the earmarks of a leader today, and it ts far from! WORLD'S Reconn Second game— R H. E i real bali player. He is big, strong impossible for = —* on res * * FOR AM aSWON. = Washington .... . 2 7 ‘ fast on his feet and handles a to be a mad dash for the line, andi we he greatest number of con. & Now York .... esecee® of rs haar surely and effectively, (Dy United Prem) a win by the ny of . a * en oe ae a Te hes, Altrock and P TACOMA, Wash, June 22-—The| The road from Snoqualinie in 18) w league team recor gureet; Manning saa Blais Little Joey Seaton looked like he | 16th annual trapshooting tourna |!2 Perfect condition and should the | was established hy Providence, & was due for a beating im the early : three cars near it in a bunch, the|@ In the National league, 1884. & At Boston. stages of the game. After the sec ment of the Weekley Soorennen end will be a sprint beyond ques |* The minor league record is 21 & ‘ By lation opened today at the | ¢ ® gaines, made by Lancaster, Pa, wa . HH. B./ ond session, however, Joey tight assoc 7 | Hon, games, y ‘a, BR. 5 8 cw ag , S giened up watil the sixth, when be Mountain View range of the South! After Jeaving the Snoqualmie |#® of the Atlantic league, in 1897. # Boston sigh 6 11 3) Was nicked for three hits. | a Rod ie ge opr road, the cars will come through KedPadavivaexsye : 4 me an 50 experts from all over the | Georgetown, up Fourth ay. 8. to Batterie —Pisak and TROMAS:| pug Henneli cought the bell Northwest are participating prakuwaten inie, te. ested. Ay, saniree) aie ee | Ryan and Carrigan, |squarely on the nose with two on At the annual meeting of the lig Pike, to Broadway, to Eastlake, Special Eastern { Second game— R. H. E./and it ts still going. Needless to club, held at the Donnelly hotel/ang thence follow the Eastlake . | Philadelphia 1 2 | relate, Pug got a home run. Inet pisht, plane tor fee ® not wire |car tracks to the main gate of the Excursions H Boston ... £3 — bed ranged ang oftic Or THO | exporition { Betteries: Coombs and Living-| Dode Mrlnker, the Seattle boy ensuing year were elected as fol-| jt je thought that the first three} Tickets on sale July 2 anu 3, Ay ston; Woods and Spencer who ts playing center field for Spo lows: _ cars will have finished at least by | gust 11 and 12, by Oregon bh. R. & ——~ kane, got four hits In five times President, EB. BE. Ellis, Seattle; |tomorrow noon. All are now in v. Oo, Chicago and return, At Detroit. at the Inland City yesterday vice president, A. L. Welsman, Washington, and the Ford No. 2 50; St. Louis, $67.50; New York, HE the Indians won by a score of Spokane; secretary, Fred K. Broom. fe very close to the mountains 8.50; Omaha, Kansas City and Detroit 6 1\5to1 Spokane; directors, EB. W. Cooper, |The exact time of the finish de-| Missourt River pointe, $60. On July Bt. Louis... Ba Sons —-— | Tacoma; E. J, Chingren, Spokane; | yenda on the condition of the moun-|1 404 August 11, to Denver and re-| H Batteries: Dc ad | One of Dode's awats was a three. P. A. Purdy, Beatle; T. 1, Bar-| tain roads turn, $55, Full particulars, tickets | | Qnken Ph moras Stephan ™?' | paxger. James and Ovitz also | }olay, Prescott; E. W. Miller, Belling and ‘reservations at Union Ticket it] my Bailey and ephena “ At ‘Chicago. rain. Cleveland Chicago, out every evening at 5:30 con tains a full account of The Baseball Game The Victoria Races together with the games in the American, ae and Pacific Coast | Watch for the Green Extra jecame through with sewats for extra | bags | Kennedy bed three the last failed to Joey Tealey « hits repr 18 playe pendent will pay an he 407 | and Pike. Raymond first faster than ever. Vancouver over a ningle ning against and it was enough to win Owners Best nauibgs get joined Portland yeater ‘ day, and Capt, Casey expects to get back Into the me this week ge my 28 92 i The Webfooters undoubtedly will MN araag ies 39 24 g47 take @ brace with the addition of - - 4 bd hose en. Cleveland . . wun pe ae . 8S . an yeu = 469 |, Cartwright, the Tiger who grab triples and a single in game played at Tacoma. anything from Little yesterday is stinging them to For awhile | lowed up, but his work HUY A YAKIMA one And in four years y 200 for a free oxc od. office ree. Onte oath managed tally jo the firet in Portland er mere ull bearing Yakima and troating in this respect ia now back to the right noteh. to squeeze yesterday, seven nted the total made by ARD TRACT u will be Inde oh month ursiona to buy- Thursday and ay seaetey Baturday Office open evenings The Smith-Kilog Lang Co, Not Agonta. 410-411 Central Bldg OSTEOPATHY Optical rooma ym in Bouttle. Con- ments $1 each and Optician -9 People's Bare Bie, Becond Main 246 F sch to 0 | homa can | tivity. BOSTON, Jone 17 ool, cleared the bar THE GRASS TO BEAT H veroome Hugh Jennings’ You know Hughey Is in lawn trimmer of the league, and his antics ar UGH They have discovered a method ae the Amer! ound | frat and third when pulling and eating the green whiskers are ductive of side-splitting laugh pro. iter While in New York, Jennings was going through his favorite pastime, when he suddenly stopped and be gan ejecting the grasa from his wearing the blue of the breaking the How closely Campbell shaved the THE STAR—PURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1909, ae a wd te . -s =e + BR we Ne 4% Inches mouth at a great rate had covered the grc C, 8. CAMPBELL VAULTING 12 FEET 314 INCHES. Harvard won the Intereollegiate meet, but it was a Yale man who pulled off the most sensational performance In the pole vault, C. 8. Campbell, at 12 feet made by Walter Dray last year bar fs shown in th» accompanying photograph — DOPE w Haven record Some ene nd with alt. | Now they are planning to sprinkle red pepper and other hot stuff over the places oetupled by Jonning the other American league cities. The ‘Oriental Pool Rooms 4% Poot Wabies—1 Ss Bolo Bar, restaurant, ef; seven chair barver @ place of the Kind In the world cash given away daily. Th ar etand 2h and Largest $10 Vdd ho17 d av. between Pike and Union, ham, and R. B. Allen, Walla Walla It was decided to hold the tour-| nament of 1910 at Spokane at a date to be determined later PLAN NEW PLAYGROUND | The park board yesterday decid ed to establish a new city park and playground on Magnolia Bluff. The | tract desired is owned by J. W Clise, a member of the board, and | fronts on the Sound. An attempt | | will be made to secure the ground at a reasonable figure. Try & Mapletne Ice It is simply delicious DR. J. N. 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