The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1909, Page 2

INDIANS OPEN UP -BY KILLING BALL The India 1 th n gn Little R Mle and when the fight was called off we Were on the short ‘end of a 9 to 5 Boor The Indians car through with a grand total of 15 hits, two of which were Home vuns, In addition ¢ Allen's awful licking, Mike's men with the except of Capron, Cas ter and Allen by 1 into the err: column, Every man jack of the tavading horde pinked Allen for rw safe ewats I Brinker ndly to Allen » drew down three Stevens = to slants and cs safeties. Jenaen, the opposing lifted the | oy wb two on The southpaw Totals 8 nett Spokane Rrinker, of jtman, 3b Weed, ‘tb James, 2b Clynes, if Stevens, rf Burnett, se Ostdlek, « Jensen, p Totals Sore by Inn! Seattle Bpokane Summary: T ron, Magee Stevens, Jensen Raymond, Ciynea, Ser man. Struck out—By Allen Jensen 4 Wild eh—Allen by pitched ball isk by Jenee Passed ball-—C Time of game Umptr ary c ». Stolk At Tacoma. Tacoma Vancouver .. eee Batteries—Gilligan and Claflin and Kellackey At Portiand. Aberdeen . ‘ Portland ‘ Ratteries—Silver and O'Brien; Beaton and Fourter. R 6 8 Games Today. Spokane at Seattle; Vancouver at Tacoma; Aberdeen Seattle eat pok ne Yenvouver, aut Aberdeen a Portiand ...... ast Tacom .. oe nt $ NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE POWER BOATS STAT TODA At 8 o'clock this morning the fleet of motor boats entered in the ‘ancouver-Seattle endurance race were started out of Vancouver har bor. < given a 6% honrs so that before and biggest of the crafts away, it will be 1:30 thia as last is sent The fleet experienced some dif fieulty Sunday in the high sea that was rolling, end the Lady May, 4 Seattle entry, was vo damaged that she was not permitted to start. The starters follow. The race will probably end tomorrow after noon, and the finish is in the loe harbor: Talisman, Haddon, Seattle; Phil- iatina, Freeman, Seattle; Macumba, ir Bagot, Vancouver; Sea James Wood, Winslow; Gadabout, Ganley, Vancouver; Sacajawe Doughty, Tacoma; Whistle Wina, Wilband, Vancouver; Force No. 10,| Wanderlust, Qoainlan, Tacoma; Pathmaker, Kasthope, Vancouve Limit, Kinnan, Vancouver; Sunset Huess, Seattic; Allanbee, McLen nan, Vancouver; M. A. B., Barnard, Victoria; New Zealand, Helen Bull, Vancouver; Soya, Amen, Seattle; GREEN EXTRA 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, National and Pacific Coast leagues. Watch for the Green Extra At Chicago RH. Detroit ... . 904 Chicago 1¢8 Hatteries—Summera, Spor, Wil lets and Stanage; Burne, Waleh and Sullivan, Ten tnnings. j At St. Louis RK. HB WOVOIANE secceseeeeeeeees 03 LAU cee s scene 696 Thatterk Sutor, alkenberg and Homla; Pelty and Criger At Washington. RHE. Reston Sereeseenveoes 618 1) Washington . B10 06 Rattories—Wood, Steele and t Altrock, Groome and At Philadelphia RK. HB New York 8 41 * Philadelphia or 164 Batterios—Doyle and Sweeney; Morgan and Thomas. Standing of the Clabes. Won. Lowt, Pet Detrott 2 20 78 Boston . 36 26 683 Philadelphia 3 35D Cleveland ....... 31 28 626 eee New York .... bai Chicago a 456 Washington 7 ast St. Louis ... aw 380 Today. Cleveland at Detrott; St Louls at Chicago; Philadelphia at Roe ton; Washington at New York. At Cincinnati. REE st 1 | Pitteburg ....eees | Cinetnnatt ‘ . | Batteries—Camite and Gibson; | Ewing, Dubuc and McLean At Boston. | RELB Philadetphia .. 0... ..s0000¢ uit Boston 3738 Batteries—Corrigon and Doola; Tuckey and Grabaro | At New York-Brooklyn, rain, Standing of the Clubs. Won, Lost. Pet | Pittsburg ove i“ 14 | Chicago <3 638 New York a 32 686 | Cinetanatt au 6 517 | Philadelphia St. Louts Brooklyn is 30 M ‘ New 3 64 ‘ A | . . 357 | Boston ... oe a 208 AE | Games Today. Hoston at Philadelphia; York at Brooklyn; | Louta. Lillian G., Sullivan, Seattle; Ver | tara, Cooley, Everett; Virginia, Par | ] of his own; at least several rann ‘sense imagine they are making ¢ each wired him asking $500 fat to participate ia the race, win MacDougall says he will simply boys come to themselves. fair runners, has the that makes it neo reputation tered that can and have done better, time over the classic course than | either of them. beaten men whom these fellows have lost to. MacDougall thinks) that they will come around after! they see that the bluff will not | work. If they do not, he has plenty of entries already to insure success, BILL UNE IS: (Ny United Pres) SAN FRANCISCO, June 29,~—Dig Hil Lange, known for a decade to followers of baseball in the big brush as “Little Eva," has consented nee more to don a uniform and hase files in the outfield. After refusing an untold number of of. fers to return to eastern flelda, BI has decided to get back into the game right here on the const, and hen the crack Transportation club teame leave Saturaay tor Youemite | for @ series with Major Benson's soldier team, Lange will be among the boys, with his uniform checked in the age Car 3 ago, while with Pop! Chicago Nationals, Lange | the sensation of the baseball world. The big fellow was a demon ash-wielder and was the peer of any living outfielder in patrolling his garden. Bill's girth has inereas od perceptibly since his halcyon days, and a special uniform la be \ing prepared for him Chicago at St) =e jon East trouble for him. | | Arthur Burn, the Calgary runner, | management that tn addition to the | Lee's larrup sent the ball agninst }and Con Connelly of San Francisco | regular professional races a number | the left boards or lowe. | bers of the Seattle Speedway club. | laugh at these offers, and let the other trophies offered by the asso- Neither | clation, and {t # the intention to | Burn nor Connelly, while both are| arrange at least one big intercity | ary to haveland driving clubs of Portland, Te Breese, 7. hay agg him as a drawing card {n the event,| coma, Vancouver and Vietoria have Sumner, Everett; Clansman, Mra ay there are at loaat two men en-| been invited to participate Wilt Stanley and Con Hubbenete | of recognized hunt or paper chase fed valine coe TH oe gm have each done far better time than | clubs. Otber special features will a; Alell, Parker, Seattle; | either Burn or Connelly, and have| be added to the program from day ahead. |that Mike dropped a high one, and The Ponnaylvania crew will par tictpate In the Intercollegiate re gatta oon the Hudson river at Poughkeepsie, N. Y,, July 2 ssststiesestistsiiisssetisssste ist eb SAN FRANCISCO, June 1% If nothing more was proven by the invasion of the Rastern socalled orackerjacks than the fact that the native boys outclass them in every | department of the game, the fight |fans got thelr money's worth. | In Brne the public was frosted lwith the biggest bunk ever put over. Cross proved a different customer, as he had everything. | Por 41 rounde he stood a beating that would have nihde a less lion hearted scrapper quit cgid The strange part about the af- fair found the Easterners of un lknown ability on the coast foreed |into favoritiom. Local followers of the game did pot pass up the chances of the natives, but such 4 |wad of money Was seat from the Rast that it was neeensary to cut | the price to meet the demand. Even Jat that Powell went begging 2 to 1. Poolrooms had a barrel of Erne money, but fow backers of Powell could be found Croan was backed with the same leonfidence, until he, too, was made |a 910 choice over Hyland. OGAL RAGES “PROMISE TO. GOODSPORT The track and stables at te | Western Washington fair grounda,) Madison st, present a scone of great activity these bright, | cool mornings, while the harness) and running horses are having) ker, Seattle. | thelr daily workouts in preparation | for the exhibition race meeting, whieh opens next Thursday. The track is getting {n better shape every day and both running and harness horses are making fast} AN ASSURED SUGCESS sires mt ‘The horses now located at the! | | } SHYS ITS PROMOTER sz" are a classy, snappy collec | | ton, and every stable is out for the) —— | money Wallace MacDougall, promoter of| The association, while devoted A oe and lower power |the Tacoma Marathon race, to be mainly to the furtherance of har io work againat side wheelers, he| and toutified that the Ford car No of 85) run a week from today in the ball | ness racing, decided to include the | succeeded in matching two safetios 2 left New York with a biack axle, park at that elty, is having troubles runners in its program in order to trom Jensen yesterday please lovers of both classes of the; with more reputations than good, sport. Hold Special Events. | Tt bas been announced by the of special events will be provided to be driven or ridden for by men These events will be for cups and ateur race In which the riding The Portland Hunt club bas also been Invited to make entries for |the hardle race, open to members| to day, Base Dall ¢ Challer 1 can see trouble ahead for Mike's Rob Brawn's bunch simply fell Allen in @ cloud and flat And the most unkindest cut of all happened when Sidewhooler Jensen awatted one over the right barrt cade with two on. In the fifth fon Mike himself lifted the ball over the right boards with two ahead of him and the fom inine rooter, with a real rooter's volee, made the welkin ring. Mike's etreult of the bags wae about her) only opportunity to whoop ‘er up Mike Lynch created consterna | tlon when he dropped Weed's fly, | It was the first time this season | The Oriental Pool Rooms} © Poot Tables—1 25 Solo Tables—25 Par, restaurant, of seven ehalf barver shop. jareget | place of the kind In the world. $10 | tach given away dally. nd ‘Union. | A, stand and hird ay. between Pike and Unto: “STRAIGHT DOPE FRO | FIGHT FOLLOWERS. | PSS E IS ESC ESR EE Lath THE STAR saneett Crom Saturday, Dick Hyland finds himself in Mne for a bout with Packey MePariand Coffroth promises to matoh him with the stock yards fighter for the end of next month's attraction Both Ketchel and Papke spent a busy day yesterday at the training camps, working out before large crowds, One week from today the champlon will step Into the arena with the only man that ever put him to the mat for the count and not many days remain for the task of getting {nto shape. Papke has worked for this go as be ever worked before, and if victory comes his way he will be the most deserving fellow that ever won & champtonahip, Leach Cross has pot benn 40 favorably impressed with California since he got through that fracas with Hyland, In the fret Leach objects to taking such & ond bie taney. Croas will leave ae New York Wednesday with his | By reason of his victory over brother, Sam Wallach. ie sare the fans were domb with amaze ment muff 1 wonder what the Indians wil! do to Gua Thompeon. it's a cinch he will have to piteh his prettiest Dode Brinker, the Seattle boy who fa playing center for Spokane, is at the head of the batting list. Dode, deapite his size, in mighty fleet of foot and with the club he ts a dangerous man all the time. Stevens took an especial liking to Allen's offerings yesterday A homer and two singles comprised his pluckings. A lot of pepper was displayed by the fans yosterday. The Indians had a lot of rooters in the stand, and the festive retort was bandied on several occasions No one knew what Postmaster George Russell thought of the car nage, for he hurried from the grand. stand when the curtain was low ered. It Is rumored, however, that George was peeved. | Although George Capron diaiikes Lee Magee was on band with a healthy two bagger yesterday, which figured io the run getting with a bang Only sit men were atruck ou Allen and Jensen combined. just about gives some tdea of the hitting which was recorded. RAGING SHELL TURKS TURTLE IN A STORM (hy United Freee) POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y, June 29 —A terrific rain st swamped the shell of the Syracuse four-oared crew during practice today by at launch, The water-logged shell waa finally towed ashore. Fireworks Order your fire crackers, Ro man candies, sky rockets, pin wheely, torpedoes, Everything for the 4th Alank cartridges, bow 22 calibre, per 10¢ Blank cartridges, 32 calibre, 8. & W., per box Se Blank cartridges, 38 calibre, 8. & W., por box . 406 FLAGS, LARGE AND SMALL A. L. HALL 1111 FIRST AVENUE The Raleigh Turkish Baths MEN ONLY Vourth Av. between U and No farther comments necessary, “LOCAL WAESTLER 1S place | beating for $370, while in Ue yaec: | A seore was added to the) Indians’ collection because of the) and |Compelied the occupants to swim \@ |All were rescued by the coaching | *® TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1909 THE WORLD’S SPORTING NEWS PENNSY EIGHT WHICH HAS BIG FOLLOWING IN POUGHKEEPSIE REGATTA LOOKING FOR MATCH Bruce Ashmon, a wrestler who hails frow Klum, is in Seattle looking for any old kind of a match fn the 196-pound class Ashmon i# & husky young coal miner, and ts built from the ground up. He haw had some experience in various towns along the Coast anfl comes to Seattle in hopes of getting a go with Virgti Venables He is, howe open to challenges from any man in bis clase AXLES OF CARD STAMPED ALIKE | Through their assistant man- | | ager the Ford company late to- | day filed @ protest against the Shawmut car. E. H. Chapin of the Shawmut that the Shawmut car wae heid up and forcibly prevented from crossing the bridge at Fort | @ , Wyo, by a man named Hendy, agent of the Ford com- pany. We said Hendy was ac | companied by an armed guard, who said that Hendy's word went. This delayed the Shaw mut car more than 16 hours. The Shawmut lost th ye by | about 17 hours. The station | agent at Fort Steele said he | could not understand why the bridge was closed to the Shaw. mut, as it had never before been cloned to any automobile before. At the hearing this afternoon of the protest of the Shawmut com pany against the awarding of the first prize to Ford car No. 2 ip the ocead-toocean race for the Gug-| genbeim troply and prizes, Josiah | Collins, named by the Automobile Club of Amerten as Ite representa | tive, presented the findipge of him-| seld and Mr. Robert Guggenheim | regarding the axles of the Ford No. | 2 car. They found that the axles ‘of all the machines, Including the! | Shawmut, were stamped allke, but the stamp differed slightly from the diagram of the original seal recety ed from New York, Aa all are alike it is believed that the diserep- ney ia to the diagram, ae it ia but & copy of the original seal. | T. A. Potting!l, driver of the Shawmut car, then took the stand, that in Kansas City he noticed that | it had a white azle. The car whieh jis at the exposition grounds now| es a black axle. SOUTH PARK TEAM IS. VIGTOR OVER ISSAQUAH } The South Park Troquols made it 4 won out of 16 played when they | | defeated the faeenah on the home| grounds yesterday, #4. The Iro | quots are loud in thelr praises of | |the treatment accorded them, jand state that it was the best jever. The features of the game |were the work of Williams and | Thompson i doubles, and the bat | ting of Kellogg, first baseman, who! }wot ¢ hite in as many whirls. 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AMUSEMENTS, * racing motor yaohts which left Be ee attic last Saturday morning for SEATTL E MOORE THEATRE | Vancouver are straguiing into port. | MONDAY and TUESDAY JOHN CORE They were storm bound In Belling AND Tontght—Belanes Perm iham by @ 40mile gale that kicked JULY 5 6 y evening. July up such a sea that only #ix of the largest craft were able to face the huge breakers in the confined tidal currents of Hale channel Several of the fleet which tried | to get through had their cabin win dows smashed in by heavy sens, and were foreed to run for shelter) again in Bellingham bay, where| remained for the night and/ they came on to Vancouver today. The only six yachts to reach Van schedule off Potnt time we Grey by couver op the Pacifie Boat association, ing Sunset, Ca) Capt. Parker; Foss IL Internauonal Foes of the game was the pitching of Steve Daniels and the team batting This fast little eee ments July 6, and will promptly an- awer mall addressed to 152 Repub- of the Levinsons aceregation in for open Hican et, or phone calls to X 7167. The Hub Habit means coming here and getting the kind of suit we absolutely protect you in when you buy it—it’s a Regal $15 Suit The Suit that always satisfies. THEGHUB 615-619 Firat Avenue. Sole Agents Regal $15 Suits At 2 9. m. and 8 p.m. 4 PREFORMANCHS ONLY TRE BIG THAMR-MING CIRCUS The Cort HAGENBECK And Greut WALLACE Combiaed Shows. Peopie—600 Animale 26 Ac y eay's Drama, SERVANT IN | JOUN CORT. | Tontwbt and Balance } Matinee Sa < rennis bie ath tor Mf } And his 1,900 Cars | | | Capt. Sullivan. LEVINGONS WIN. HPATRE Lio The Levinson baseball team eas 3 LOIS THEATRE tlon tly defeated the Tigra yesterday | | Pon Brag Bormay ey by a score of $ to 1. 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