The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1910, Page 2

IT HAPPENED, IT’S HERE IT’S HERE, IT HAPPENED I TERRIBLE GAME IS | WON BY THE TIGERS Dretchko Much Mil-| Bengals Sink Claws Into Demoralized Turks and Others on Bench Play Star Game linery Present at Seattle’s Downfall. Standing of the Club Won BASEBALL MIE md to mu of rain or Hal ech matter a Probabiiit or some walked = anc Akin's bingle. for Annis, and closed. Seattle got another run in sixth. but there was noth stirring, and all the tin Or more enthusiastic t + shnato nm was = the incident was grand stand w pul Beattie, especially for It was a relief to th Sway from the sera @ssceed baseball o at the rainbow hu ribbons and furbe stand. And the kids, even though} Seattle was losing, and lostng in raw fashion, their loyalty did not waver and the yells were as shrill at th end as they were in the beginning Oh, yes, Mr. Wright ur ‘Wright? He is the v slipped a $5.00 fine ove when the latter dare: ® particularly rotten spoke right up he did it, and said, “Five dotlara for | you.” It was just terrible ghudders to think what would have been the outcome if Stevens had laughed. | Most of the decisions were wrong let it} Rasty lo out A al loud when but as that is only Wright, pasa. The score Seattie— ymond. se dams, 1b STERLING 705 Vist Av JEWELRY ©O. Akin, 3D Room 119 Johaston, if Custer. ¢ The best thing you can say for a suit of clothes is that it’s the very best for the money. We can conscien- tiously say that about Benjamin clothes. We know that you can’t get as good clothes for the same price. You know it, too, if you have ever worn them. If you haven’t worn them, there’s no time like the present to begin. The new models for Spring and Summer wear are now here. New mixtures, new patterns and new styles for the same old prices. $20 $22.50 $25 And More | there was just as Muoh gloom THE WORLD OF SPORT \Posting $x 30, 000 More of the Jeff-Jack Purse | 1 STAR OINGS OF A DAY IN With the second instaliment o n the hands of Stakehol heavyweight title ha has $90,000 of Rick The balance wil © battle. In the a The Star, the om t > right «a George Little, Johnson’s manager, and Jack G enter of the otnge VANCOUVER TAKES = TWO FROM REDS: (My Ustied Pr expre eason, The m "VARSITY RETURNS WITH THREE re : n ‘Lajoie’s Wonderful Hitting is Keeping Naps Up in the Race LARRY LAJOIE. Leading Slugger of the American League, Ready to Meet the Ball There may have been, and doubt- |clouting the sph t leas was, gloom in Mudville when Whe mighty Caney foosled his approach | © and missed three healthy clouts at | q the ball, and this time last heir first nd of the erage spring |ing the American in Larry haw play migety Lajole he has ave “hitting them where they | loud | than a nt hin Last Laing His hie Cleveland, for the was not ain't.” Now all this is changed. The |) birds are sigh "End sweetly, tra i. children lau nd play in | streets, and She older a have forgotten Burkot Bptlork. for tne: ble | batting slump rdinuly | year ull he he » is to play the the! game, and he ts playing it right up| is the handle, both In the field and FA the ba New York, the second Tex Rickard, Jack THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1910. Oe el AMERICAN LEAGUE Standing of th At Boston At Washington. RILE CHESSER EERE TER EE EER ERR REE EE RE HEE ee eee ee eee eee ee ee eee LINCOLN TAKES Written watching the ee ee | Rk WHY HANS WAGNER ee ed LL THAT'S WORTH WHI ND NOTHING THAT ISNT ig or CAME (iy United ANXIOUS TO PLEAS} a ATTORNEY high Fickert Wants to See Fight—Can Then Tell Wh | It Is Unlawful or Not—Thinks Boxing Contesy ra] Worse Than the Real Thing. . | | r of Jeffries hing that] © to attend n desperation after ame yesterday COAST LEAGUE Standing NATIONAL LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs. of the Clybs, Lost. Py ¢ 1 24 “ OH Los Angeles, 8 ffer am t Tozer and Orendorff Batteries—Curt At San Franciséo. srabam; Camits ‘and G At St. Louis. Philadelphia 1S PLAYING SECOND St. Le Merin and Moran; | (By United Press.) yl At Chicago. Erwin; | and | Str. City of beverett or Telemeash At Cincinnati. R New York ... 10 12 Cineinnatl . 6 i Matthewson and M sand McLean H dally. 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