The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1909, Page 2

THE WORLD’S LIVE SPORTING NEWS 77\ TE GAME (3 CALLED IN ElGnTH Each Team Had ‘Six Runs! , When Umpire Chases Them Off the Field to is Catch ‘Veale. (My United oan) ARPERDEEN, July 24 The — Dore yesterday was called at t of the etghth fnning, with the # tied, to allow the players to | a train. The Turks led up in| last Inning when the locals got theae r ff Thompeon and tled the score. Beattie ABR HPO. A B then, $b aut yet ae ee: aes aymond,#e..4 2 0 } } e} ey Sal aE | ‘ SS de Ge Se Se | Yo Me ye SS] Be Se ee ee a | OO Wah he Bee i i ee Se : 0 b ‘ e 3 hompson,p..8 © £ @ 8 OF Totals ...08 6 I 4 18S] Aberdeen AB RH. PO. A. B Btreib, ib 600 @€ @ | mpbell. rf ..4 2 3 3 8 8 jwaim, if ee. a 2S 8 jeune, cf ...4 9 2 8 8 8} wer, 3b | ME RP a mee | erbert, % 2.4 1 0 8 3 Of loore, #8 .4..4 i es Ee See O'Brien, o ....2 9 6 8 Biever, p ....4 0 @ @ 1 Qf] Totals... 6 12 4 5 Beore by innings ‘| jeattio 181¢¢ 060 }—4! berdeen treerteds Summary: Stolen bage-—Campt it it—Friskh. Two-base bit oe, Swalm, Lejeune, | ovt—-By Phompeon,! balle— By en Peon, by vr, 6 Wha itah—Thompeon. Time of game—| hours, Umpires—Carney and) enna. Jo ei = paren ren AMERICAN ELPAGtr * At Cbtoawe: ! " i Watt Morgan and Laving At St, Louls ' " ’ St. Louls senteweeweneel ik i War gton ‘ 0 5 i Hattorlaa—W and At Detrott | rR Ww BI Hetrott ” ry Roaton ik 8 Matte ' Works and] Mtanage; Collin 1 Dor Clabes, t Pet “i ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4s ‘ 453 WK DONLN | HS RETURNED The automobile le not as modern as some people think, |the picture wae used on the streets of New York a century ago was built by Robt. Dudgeon and used by him to go to his place of busi THE STAR 300, 000 AUTOS WHIZZING - EVERY WHICH WAY IN U.S. The one in It ness. Dudgeon used it for 10 years, consuming a hogshead of coal each trip. The authorities finally ordered him to stop using the vehicle. Do you realize that something, two, and the mobility of the auto Iike 200,000 automobiles are whis) mobile makea up for a slight differ sing about this country? ence In every efty, town and hamlet The automobile has entered al over every country road and up the; Most ¢ busine Merchants "Ba mtain atdes, steam, ga and whe ly maintained dozens of Premier tsman W ins electric machines are whirling their | " ye det a ; ee ~” re human freight every day in tho Urted the equines Im favor of me Manage and Captain rinan trate ot” of then are o. Fire departmebta in some Philadelphia Team _ jana orting humanity New icon Fans Wroth, (By Untied Pres) PHILADELPHIA, P Fow realine how vast the auto bile industrs has become. The wchines are #0 cot that the portance of t business has lbeen overlooked by the publi¢ jos use gasoline driven appara Gasoline patrol wagons are Farmers drive threshers engines and go common with automobile back and forth to town In their cars it ts estimated that care average #120 hich would make the 300 |The directors of tt But pause an instant and cou this country worth §190,000 | National league baseball olub an ;* mplate some cold fact nounced today that they have te There are 121 ostablishments American cars cost from $900 to cured the services of Mike Donlin, | manufacturing automobiles in this $5.0 t the mediumpriced cars j premier slugger of last your's Now | country of from $1,000 to ” is mout | York Giants | The capital invested is $20,565, popular Donilp, aceerding to the an | 947 Many prefer to purchase second nouncement, will captain the Phil) oepie and clerke employed hand cars, which origianlly sold f lies and as playing manager The resignation of William Murray the present manager, is sald to have boon requested | Dolln was the prope of | |New York team, dr and os “has be aw annually $1,076,426 The wage earners number 10,239. The earn annually $6,178,950, The annual output is 21,692 care. An enormous business. The automobile ls no longer @ | tmportuned throughout the pres luxury for the very wealthy. It has }eonson to again don a uniform. Hel\ come a necessity. Not only the fis the ide the Gotham fans and) wesithy, but families of moderate yh a departure to another team, ft 6) nang find the self-propelled ve thought, will raise a storm of pro) picies almost a necesalty test in that city What arrange) parnor gown to the office or to ments the Philadelphia MANGE | ig factory; mother and daughter ment m with New York for bis! co shopping and the cb 20 go to lrelease was not announced this The wu AND SERIES credited, for New York, It bd | thought, hardly would dare to part CK MF RLAND 0 with Mike, and even if ¢ on ‘PA Y A T sented to sell him, they proba saTecams ron their fiat sari of would same & prohibitive price FIGHT AD WOLGAST terday afternoon when they went Donlin recently returned from a| out and won a fast game from successful vaudeville tour of asi sms Vancoaver, making it five out of country. He appeared in a base (fy United Prew) six games. Tacoma played error ball ekit with bis wife, who le CHICAGO, July M6.—Packey Me feas bail behind Bert Hall, who held | known to mageland an Mabel Hite |Purtand thie afternoon announced the ooabegy hits. PHILADEL! PHILA, “July 4.~State that he had accepted the challenge | Po. 5. Senator MeNicholl, part owner of of Ad Woigast and would fight the; se ourer— i n ot . 4 ithe Philadelphia club, denied tha | Milwaukee boy as soon an be is rawr, & § £4 ¢ S)tho magnates wanted: Dontio. ti willing, if he were able to make 128 ° ’ 1 6 Hy Kaye his opinion that the whole! ———— | pounds three hours before the fo $f Slattaie was unfounded and was in-| The Kansas City track toam won) SOME, .e ottered to post 41,000 é ; } H H ture theatrical” ventura nirne | the national Y, M. C. A. meet Of) sorariand’s acceptance of Wol Pie) 3 j } Si whole deal, he sald, amacked of| the exposition Stadium Saturday by | gusts challenge Is looked upon as tae Yer Oe See ~~ | press agents. ja totafef 17 points over Chicago, | An fr ania, i La # poing — 32 3 6 2% 8 13] When Manager Murray, the | her ne ait Jeattic won |@ Match with Battling Nelson. Ne} ae. ME FO A Elodie, wee questioned conceruing|’ arest competitor. Beattie won) A recently stated that he would | oe } 2 1 Sithe reported trade, he said jthe handicap meet Friday, but lot) mene packy on the sole ox ahh tt fF Blt know nothing about it. 1/0ut woefully Baturday, tying with | that McPariand defeat Wolgast, Cy- 6 1 1 1f © 4 haven't been asked cor my resigna|New York and North Yakima for) clone Johnny Thompson, or Fred-| rn | } $ 2) tlom and I don't intend to reign.” |iast place. Vancouver came third, |“! Welsh re. Sey Be (Oe Une Prem) land Everett fourth. Stophiet, of A IMA MAN BEA N ee | 6 @ 6| NRW YORK, July 26.—Although | Kansas City, established a new Y y K TE a 64 tT, cal the officials of the New York Na-iM. C, A. record for the mile run, j Totals ...36 6 ne ; | * tonal league baseball club today) waving it in 4:48. | OR Tt TE N' CHAMP eet = ‘ 1¢ refused to confirm or deny the re _— al ad F N IS } } Cee BY port that Mike Donlin would be | | Summary: Twp-base hit--Huriey.| Come captain and manager of the | THREE OF STAGG'S ‘Thres-base hit arnwebder. Home funs—Davia. Hwain, Kippert. Sec fice — hit—Scharn weber. Stolen | cl out—By A hw 6 Bases on ot off Hall, §. Hit ‘pita: Palteet oman by Hickey: | iyke by Hall. Passed balle— morning. In many sporting bead quarters the announcement is not! Philadelphia club, their refusal to} make a denial {s accepted gene ally | as confirmation. | It fa known that the New Yorkers | have used every available method | of persuasion to induce the hard | school in the oar greater than the care | scree Three of Coach Stages ane PROTEGES ENTERED, track d have been used ot year, and which may t chased for about one-third of thelr to Investing ln new machines cout In thin way mon on salary are | 7 wus to mainialo ® high grade car, which wy they ‘uid never pe to sara | ie Ostrich Feathers eon able to buy them second iiadiiatens Have your old feathers made tnto handed | Willow Fiumes, We clean, cugl, re- ped flome day, perhaps, when the! (By United Press.) godel and dye feathers in ali shades 2 . ¥ | ‘ market le gtutted, automodties wit], CHICAGO, ny * Sitaey | ee oe ro ig come down in price, just as tbe|Hateh, representing the lilinol : bloyele has. and new care of excel. |Athletic club, Saturday won a ~ an gl ms | 015-4610 First Area lent make will be within reach of |htndred mile foot race at Amuse | cee f | every mau, but at present this|ment park. Unofficial time, 16) bad On the Square sooms far away, MINNEAPOLIS July 26.—~! Maurice McLoughlin, of San F clseo, won the tennis champtonahtp | pe the Northwest by defeating Nat Emerton of North Yakima, Wash Score: Minn, wood, 8 Time of game--One| hitting footlight star to rejoin his| proteges will compete for honors at/on the Deep Haven courts if and Yalrty minutes, Umpire—| team, and it is also sald that their! ihe A-Y-P. fair here in August \60 64, 86 supplications met with ignominous ’ ‘ ‘ 5 Sena a — folture | The athiotes are Crawley, Stop Dias # HF] in view of this, it is thought that |l¢t and Prather 75 Beaverkill 0 or Otter | vere ' . ork decided to , on rather and Stophlet are entered | | kane abi | ‘ ot York decided tor ze all 5 Prather and fi Enan el | — sible on their great player and have| under the colore of the Kansas led Silk Fish Line Clubs. disposed of him to the down-trod-| City Athletic club, whieh will take Won Lost Pet.|den Philadelphians. slong a bunch of stars. Prather ts 38c | 46 -$18| According to reports that were| said to be in great shape for the = ees | 43 baa) circulated this afternoon, Now| welght events, Stopblet, the great yeild | 52 447 | York, in exchange for Donlin, wili| est twomiler seen among the con is aw fieh 3s $i° | get outfielder Magee of the Phillies, | ference colleges In years, ix thought bargain jand elther Pitcher Foxen. or Pitch-| certain to finish near the front. He i COAST LBAGUE, or Moren. It is thought that Me |has a record close to & in the oe Graw will hold ont for Moren,| long grind and performs consistent at Portiaed. Hy. | Nbose recent work has been of the |Iy around thone figures one Sra Pere 6 ARECICS ccccccsces-@ 1 OO MtIt edge variety Crawley ie thought to have his well enamel-| iat 4 * 6 1 President Brush, of the Glants,| best chance in the low hurdles and ed, water«/ Batteries—Thorven and Orendorft;|salled today for iurope. When| should score in the high as well. He | Rrget, Gaaible ane strong. 7 Hf win Harkness and Fisher }eeen at the pier prior to his de-| will enter the shot-pat, discus! ft Nene am, eee i At Lee Angeles. | parture, be refused to comment on| throw, high and broad jumps and | M enn wage sg | Morning samne— R HK E pec oa deal | pole vault. At the present time the} (hi) nthe. ‘sa Yernon Fis 1 ‘ i} lsturdy Maroon star ia in Alaskal @ is lake abe Sacramento .... .. 6 6 3 and wake the fourder ta! 54 Be gee Batteries - Brockenridge and! 7 tests 1 eutehy Brown; Baum and Byrnes. Base Ball Seat " rT") yAttermoon game 7 ; TOre Wise Ee eal ermon .... « eee 6 eee IN ry r ri Sorin | agit am Rate uansad P| Batteries—Raletgh and Brown Oe 28 vas. Otter No. &, and Mo | Brown and Graham. Rr ONES U O, T fet. Pike ar cee | At fan Prastiece. Now for Tacoma Dake Oven Teeatinent, | Rival ane rel Morning game— SH a | Ae. Renate Olied Silk ftdindt | Bap Francisco .... ......2 ¢ The Tigers won thelr first » },,t t Waterproof Lines ide Oakiand ee of the season last week. Kn: | 99 ce reet Wear Sik Braided } Batteries—Eastiey and Willtems:| aging? Ps | Wiggs and ©. Lewia : like tr | Aftarpoon game- R. H. B| Spokane won neven games out of | | on > Sin reaciac vre® @ Ai the Portland Colts Inst week | ¢ oluint ta ack Bla Batteries—Boles and ange:| y, teat Higa Bloom tang | Henley and Berry, la Long | Vancouver has four men on the at ° 106 26 feet Greon Mank Healded js sick Hat. Quigley will be minsed M pl ly50 40 € ‘i fe Standing of | great deal around the aa apleine Me ha teat Bald, ap, Dae Fe Pet. | corner. hans, Nos 1 } ; San Pinneisio an Ice Cream sue bi teat Benias Be The Turks get a chance on thelr Soy 442; Own grounds next week, By taking allt s Lines. in a| Qetiens 114) a fall out of Tacoma and pulling It’s Delicious Bh y2'8Stapiets : jover their share of things here the 10 Complete 1 ri NATIONAL LBAGUR, boys will soon be out of thin monn. 5 S0c No. 84 Salmon Trolling Gut | - May cing fo the fits At Cinetnnatt, | Yonterday Wao Bort Hall's tira better than maple, nceaPraama shin Bes. Appearance this season * Hall he St. Loula ., : h | Cincinnatt’ , ‘ on laid up the greater part of Fred M. Spinning Batterice--Spade, Dube the year ton and Mel Beebe and Pasips Standing of the Clubs Won Lost’ Pot ea sburg 40 * rhb 7) 469 i fork «1 vee AD f poinnat) css05sc43 eiphia Brooklyn Boston . PROF, STEVENS The man whe susrantess to teach you to danes. PRIVATS with Musto, ev Cin Ladies tr Pine. Telephy For any cane of aloholien th: cannot cure in from § toe Bi! J. B, BRISBOIS Globe Mote Cor, First A nd Main Private Office, } 110 SHOOND AVE Gjasges th yee the ftr dintant ob. t will wt print enable } with uy Special $8.06 comple {iyora Op-| tfeal Co, Becond Vioor 1414 Second |Av. over Raven Drug Co. | MONDAY, AN 100 MILES: IN | Hateh JULY 1909 PRIMARY LESSONS COAST TENNIS PLAYERS WIN TOURNAMENT J, on “BASE BALLAZ. viow js the hitand-run play worked? It ts the result of a thorough understanding betwoen The runner signals that he will start for the next Question Answer runner and batter base when the pitcher delivers the ball again The batter, to do hie part, must bit the ball, for the runner starta with tho pitchers movement and sprints for the base eS California Racqueters Take Q;, But don't the fielders generally get the ball nnd make o Any sult in the double play? A Usually the batter does not try to bit the ball generally into short batter hits the ball run to cover throws to Not often. far, He devotes bis ability to hitting it safe right or loft field, It often happens that the through & spot just vacated by the infielder who has second base in Case the batter misses and the catcher cateh the runner. Everything in Sight in Semi-Finals of North- western Tournament. store, and we mean what we What advantage does the hitand-run possess? a ted Press.) hee givon the man on base a flying start, and he can usually say eCaUSe j LAKE NETONKA, Minn make two bases where he would get but one If he started when the July B4e-Pacifio const racquet! pall was bit wieldera, who are on thelr way i (To Be Continued.) partielpate in the national tennis ————— = 2 ————3 emaare- tourneys on the Atlantic seaboard awte local followers of — the court game by sweeping everything in alght in the semi-final events of the Northwestern Tennis tourna }ment here yesterday The surprise of the day was the setunseezeeenanannacae sunranaasatggaguaeatanannaneennsternnezecanazizst |STRAICHT DOPE FROM There FIGHT FOLLOWERS : there seems little porsibliity of get ting in with Langford, Stanley may be called upon to face Papke for the inded handy defeat administered to the crack team, Waldner and Kmerson by Tom Bundy and Simpson Sinea- | baugh, of Los Angeles, After win-| BY THE RINGSIDER, ning the first set 78, the Califor! o.. ppaNcisco, July 24 jane romped over thelr sup onedly | near Sis vamaete res the contrary, Ad nee | rand taking the) woteast will arrive In San Fran- fifth thine : . - jelseo on Monday morning ready to of the University of ( salltornla fn {Man club, who has the August per. |i #itt tne ee ard. eoalt the ngie semi-finale, after fee se mit, reeelved a telegram from the sd erac ; » 7 gr var 2 the moat sensational sets ever seen | Hittle fighter this morning in roply pee and abot git pity iw on the local courts. Tho scores |'0 one sont by Heater, offering the lew York, where he will ee ae 4 were: 68, 44. 84, 68, 62 | Milwaukeean & fixht with Abe At fatnous = Irish-American Athietic 1 MoLoughiin ‘end’ George Janes,| (ell or Johnny Frayne, The mes club, of which such eh ae Martin Bheridan, the gr all lange Was exceedingly encouraging of San Franelsco, won easily but Ad said be would not go into the MeQuiston brothers of Me from in the world, Martin Pianagan and Mel around athlete McGrath, John 7 details until he got on the ground jn the doubles. They aleo dete - . | Wille Britt and Stanley Ketchel | Shepard are members. Knox in r | Bundy and Sineabaugh, of Loe An} 1.7 on their long delayed trip to|tends to go into the real estate| ove W goles, tn the finals of the North | si agocino co ond . buatnens in the big city weatern doubles champlonshipe at | an unty Beans ae j these u ¢ ag el du this tes and will be gone three or four an Deop Haven club this morniog.| you. They plan to fied, bunt,| Jim Coffroth, accompanied by q i b McLoughlin and Nate Morrison clash thin Afternoon in the finals | cmb bills and live as clove to na-| Harry Mouahan, Greg Mitchell and @ . " ture aa i When they return Mike Levy, leaves for a ten days’ { the stugles champlonahlp round.) iene will be ready to talk busl:| outing in the hille tomorrow morn ons. The middleweight champion ing. The party will first go to | wants at least one fight before be Placerville and from that point will hooks up with Johnson, and as go by wagon | to ) Lake Tahoe | - because they moving tase : hours, 50 minutes. 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