The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1910, Page 2

nO AES IE | IT HAPPENED, IT’S HERE IT’S HERE, If HAPPENED SEATTLE TAKES MESSY GAME FROM BENGALS Free-for-All Hitting and Bonehead Contest—Tacoma Falls for Lynch’s Kidding—Umpire Wright is Troubled With Astigmatism—Fifth Inning Sad Affair. Standing ef the Clubs. Won, Lost. Pet Tacoma .... es... 14 9 609 Vancouver ... 1. 12 10 545 SEATTLE . 10 12 455 Spokane 9 391 Tt was & sad contest. To go even farther and quote “Milo,” who was present, “It was a messy game.” Uy to the fifth inning it wa bad—just a general s! with home runs lberally ed, but when Seattle w the fifth—perhaps It ter to discard every and muckrak the first over the f for 4 Frisk got to third ba strike. This sc go for fear it b pire, who wa way, let us explain. BI the ball on the third « when he picked It up sphere several fathoms ab first ba: senten, | rat time wa gallant 2 Taking ndy t concept! Bitse’ faux passe Seo bios - that E Then Akin hit Johnston, who op it And t ame With th t The work of Umpire Rasty|' Wright was spiendid. The on! eriticism to be made ts that 1 ought to consult an oculist, and If! arr. gh to w r lowe a oma will try for revenge tht there is no hope he might seek ad. he scone mission to the home for the blind. | Seattir ABR W POA F Aside from that he Is all right Aa : ES Oe eee LOTHES may not make the man, but Benjamin makes the clothes that make a man feel- and look at his best. There’s something lacking in the man who hasn’t a weakness for clothes; there’s also something lacking in clothes which have a weakness, whether it be over- smartness, lack of style, careless tailoring or undue expensive- ness. There’s nothing lacking in Ben- jamin clothes. k ‘ . 24 ‘ 9 14 At Pittsburg RHE felphia 6 ! » and De and ( At St. Louis | R. H New York Pret St. Louls 49 anu GAME IS THE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1910. "ADAY I THE E WORL RED OF SPORT || Ass" ie ae | WON BY BEAVERS, Ny United frees) VANCOUVER, M aot iN ' : u * ‘ : e 3 a : ‘ 2 t ‘ 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs. " nuch RW. RI ' 2 run oF nd “9 n a At Cincinnati I H I Cincinnati es ee Brink 4 th Battesies—Scanion and Erwin it cresting that Fromme, Casper and Mc.ean read RH Chicago devcpee thal Philadelphia .. inne : Batteries —Smith and Payne; | Coombs and Lapp. At Washington, 7 A ON aa Mereend sisescescveiiod 4. 41 | Washington .............38 7 Batterlos—Falkenberg and Clark; Reisling and Street At New York. be R. H. St Louis , sidbearhis secus 3 7 4 COAST LEAGUE 8. I ae 2 | Ford and Sweeney Won. Lost. , Pet. | AMERICAN LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs. ¢ through in tt rth innin Won, Lost, Pet Detroit 1 10 elar 10 Boston 1 12 Chicago os Ww ngton 4 St. Louls 4-4 Batterie and = Killifer Standing of the Clubs. r ‘ 16 | 8 1] R. H. B.S 19 68 | Detroit .... hee 8 , Hy ’ Boston oaht 96.3] eee es Batterte Stroud and . BStanage; vy John MeGraw last | Portland H 1p 3 n turned over to Balti I i Delht, Criger and Gren Klawitter is a ¢ pitcher |dorff; Smith, Seaton, Krapp | and crackerjack. allsround ball | Fisher. ort last year yed every position on the toam, Dance at Dreamtand tonight || EVERETT LAD DOES 100. = coc) YARDS IN 9:4—-MAYBE? = Ask Abo s gE} The Hoosier | Club Rates—This Week wl Buy Now | Allows You to Make You < aw Only ! } | Accident Probably Means End ti of Rube Waddell’s Pitching ROLLER LOSES 10 MONARCH BAKING ; DEMONSTRATION ‘coh SUMMER RACING ON | about | PUSH WASTE p HEX RICKARD WILL vo os REFEREE BIG FIGH) oles ans a BY MAX BALTHASER MORKN-CONLEY GO CRABBED iT BRITON (iy United i I GEL 1 : ‘ o he r 1ddenly t f Rickar ~ I rd} i Yeu, I f Ar r J t its fulle ith , n the day of ‘The session throughout was ex- |“ edingly torrid, and at one point for a little impromptu cting the oth er's, Johns Aslam pr n, I should ‘lhe shown 1 | J for the sake of pulling heap comedy and make sym path want sympathy. T want| yo deal,” Johnson shot back, |; nts re on,” said Berger, glaring at Berger, tle, who bad throughout the pm end, to give AT VANCOUVER, B. Gh t feet in a moment and “What's t Rickard?” Berger ittle disc n then plunged into a lot | taking t stand that Rickad vant talk, and when they wan with the duties @ od to catch their breath, both ne finally gave i, was made. 5 3 | EMERYVILLE MAY NOT BE SCENE OF FIGHT cure in Tegal : Boe eile Pe 4 (By United Press.) OAKLAND, Cal., May 17.—That the Jeffries-Johnson fight wi} not be held at Emeryville or in any other part of Alameda is the general belief here today. It has been learned from tative sources that District Attorney Donahue has been . to great pressure to cause him to prevent the big fight. 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