The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1910, Page 2

THE STAR--TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1910. Written By Experts HITTING FESTIVAL IS COSTLY FOR THE TURKS |ff Tigers Trim Locals by Landing on Clyde Hall and Knocking Him All Over the Lot for Two Fatal Innings—Seattle Starts Something in the Eighth. LAURENC REDINGTOR BALLARD SMOKER] ‘Billy’? | Reid Writes | PROMISES FAST of New Rules i z |Pete Muldoon and Frank , rf Westerman Will Be the “"” ' Headliners of Show To- BY “BILLY” REID nal, and once morrow Night. Bot rong . 8 r the post With #ix b « wor Miter th the stick at any f an aingtes in as very muct , t you'd ca ‘ rt . H Hu x in mPOA ® east > : 4 . , cht .eied $ 3 ; 3 | "AMERICAN L EAG GUE as vg : tas 3 | Standing of the Clubs | CLYDE HALL. jo Mail, » BS Re Be E : Lost Pet Ai. Standing of the Clubs. ™ |} t : the | A ‘Tacoma - . i se n ‘ ‘ ‘ s ae h they Vancouver wan: 4 ae 2 6 eid ate ate the | ine ee ae . ae I Wrechieet : ee ae Bpokane 1 2 23 = Re Bl Gs | Chicago ‘ : act a But for a atti y ‘0 ‘3 JIM M’GUIRE, CHARLEY BENNETT AND. SAM THOMPSON Yesterday's Results ance ives is easons for , (hy Vetted reese) 2 , ' i thet on Win heete' ane ae Seren RWE Pi hi h ‘we, are & gs ar] en icking Cubs to Win P Ds ¢ « ‘ Evane . a ” ” ye ‘ € ° : Vo oF Atkins Hall and ———— ; : : | thtrd seit | : , “" t t ci ». | Thomas; Wood and Carrigan | Manaxe ° « and he will be val . - : = At Washington pon ecide to eeu i 2 ha * R | . York . t - o ar * ’ n ; . we ven Te , ~ . te _ Obe and Stre x MM fecalied : rehiet full before ¢ oon shey's Ht. Louis fr R ot cur + ol ..- on * ~~ plone et anes ‘ stem }Gbienss I don't think there te n worked on the indians try to make « he wit? . to | ( od We a it ab in the country with ~ on : an ' H , : ng a bunch of utility mens his kene ’ ar act u « 1 ~ ~ e 8 * ‘ bigger than he te the “Dem Bag Wh get tm for those t ‘Chance Blow Bringy Him Fame JEFF EASING UP oo ; ON HIS TRAINING . ROWARDENNAN, Cal. April 26 | WOLGAST NOT xan k A TIGHT WAD (iy Untied Pres) a ves | 4 Wolgnat, ite . ‘ ‘ on he) -* Vee wh ppg: - ak “ When Hall cifted the Ball Over P ay § ; 3 t « vie the rence in the Eighth, a Steady ee a Stream of Runners Crossed the t ‘ 1 Plate. ‘ , ’ " ~_ “ f Lit ‘ : ' : a - « ar a , , c n ing rt The Cheapest That You Can Get— THE BEST pees PATTERNS ae FAST COLORS AND CLOTH 7 ve HAVE ‘GOT wr MONEY'S WORTH OUT OF IT, AND e MORE. These Are All Benjamin New York Suits. We haye your siz in many styles. NATIONAL LEAGUE Acie ay ‘ F wing ; Standing or the Clubs = BOUT LOOKS GOOD if All the Hit Balle Had “ca Per Brooklyn - y- . mitted to .ie Woere They fell, the York 4 (iy United Pree.) Field Would Have Resembled Port . 1 th A i . ming " Arthur After the Surrender , a % Pig red | ; Overcoats at the jij: i} b a vn Same Prices , 1 Ber 1 fn A eS teréey. Hix . am ate At Philadelphia. ar f t RE OVED ZBYSZKO, THE POLE oo rnew I at 12th and Madison | Rw |nounced that the Zbyszko-Roller ) Bekins Moving & Diianio Co match was cat It was DIAMONDS J Telephones: East 414, Cedar 414 f|thought that Dr r was too Ge atnilin, Ot ner week r Brown ah a originally matched, In| severely injured to tackle the Pole | STERLING JEWELRY CO ¢ » & wrestling contest to a finish April |in a long, gruelling math 708 First Ay. Room 119. wame called 29, at the ¢ ols eum. Following the 1 attle athlete-physictan Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or | “est of Dr Holler by: Mahmout | res a wook or so, and now he 1 Lat at Kansas Cit cently, offict od co! Lat. | sell saat epladint aha; | ania y recently, of als | is in goe voi condition for his matoh Malin 7294. jot the Bmpire lub an-| with the