The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1910, Page 2

THE STAR THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1910. cea, HAT IS DOING TODAY PREF ALM OF SPORTS samrensymenwionno W NDIANS COME T0 LIFE ‘Crown to Winner When This Pair Meet?" rou, BAC PeerererTrTrrr. Ta: rose { FRANK RIEHL HIGH GUN : AND WALLOP OUR TURKS | psig ssisiiiiripSio>"asRGaig | : S20 IN THE MORNING SHOOT I Ge eee Were Dead for Six Innings But Not Dead Enough Zackert Nearly Won a Beautiful Game—Five Pitchers Wore to a Frazzle. terferes with fall, “and besideay Dince tn bg Present w ot the Game” ee ee ed have ‘ re in fine T . i 4 ‘ ; e DETROIT ‘ Aug ‘ wre oxtent a R . bi & oie age : ' licap in thes, } " 7 Da ' Dud ‘ ms of 93 out hq ’ ) 1} Truesdell nd Hug ) a and A. Le Mottags { who t t 5. MeLaughtin tap not stand the , Doh of Beattie, tap lox ‘ ; ‘ mm iy Wanner? the Keene string, Ha The bringing together » worth of tht sine wonders In a mpé The “Third Reader Boy” Explains the Sport. (Hy United Press) - BY FRED SCHAEFER, BREAKING INTO THE LARGE LEAGUES the protter with 1 many @ nastening to report for x car. He arrived, hun. razorback hog. A deeper ver his nut-brown face presented himself before ‘ confessed his abil. and do chores in the Besides, he had gone te BESIPIIAL ESIC LLGRURESPRTEEELSEES BEE F idem ‘to ‘Mart. JOE GANS IN RACE sa Umpire tall,” ||| WITH HIS LAST FOE} NATIONAL LEAGUE ’ tae yee HB | (iy Uahed Breas Seal Standing of the Clubs. ‘ r t t ‘ . if bs st the fire “woe oree : i - toeny t ng upon his hands, he fered ering pitcher. Several sto- w clapse. Then it happens where in @ stall villages unkemot person known BA SERSLEH- Bae etday, and showed | ra b was on the pay roll of the t bis condition ts critical. jenter the 4 thie ne whole week. and how | At New . ' worn with the fight] | o 4 wit Morgan apt Coomt ‘The rear end of a taxi may be solidty | Chicago . % ae ‘ sting, Mack's force would be built, but oh, you Netzel. New York ; i ‘ < - s ed to three pitchers, 80 he sec Batteries—Pfeister and Archer; ed Russel who will report be Wiltae and Meyers. m of the A : at too late, and Ostdiek roosted safely | on first. Emil Frisk, the Norse acUe ReARON. wanderer, forced Shea at third, but Mack has sufficient faith in Rus- | the respite was brief. Cartwright/ At Philadelphia 5 | ! Plar © the . hone pon him to t ea pennant ¥ - an r should lifted * out to right feild | First game—~ rt t y work ard » seano . 4 execution from the While Seaton was running it down | Pittsburg ca é i! take the } wor ‘ " ’s help, ¢ ners pitcher Sond i a Ontdiek rcored. ‘Than 'Frisk on third | Philadelphia “artwright on second came! be pitch ” Se ag RSE ‘ i tor whew lent 4 viands, but subslsl ins mo weno when Keener sent |. Batterles—Liefield and Gibson; soda 38 amelie ‘Chinaee te A = : , eee : Th =" und cabbage eat @ line drive past second. The reat | Moore and Dooin. | wit se tt a ee ‘ <a ned he nun eck but @ pad of the Redmen died, and the score Gey ll » not up wi cam t ar city elof his trank. gead 4 to 2 in Spokane’s favor eee Sone RHE : During the first part of the game | Pittsburg aseses 5 10 «(1 the Turks had pretty fair luck with | Philadelphia 410 2] BY R. F. WILSON * ees Kilitiay scoring two in the second Batteries-Phillip!, Camnitz and| PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4-—-Conr ° Sut “yn . . : fnning and one in the third. After| Gibson; Ewing and Moran itech tad the way, ; Sut oe ¥ Bo more scoring was done. ‘ s | At oBston. ‘ . ’ * Bray iy . nl After Ostdiek batted for Killilny| pyrat . , s Ba ' bal dom. om, " ol sh fm the eighth Vie Holm was sent in to pitch during the last of the game— | Cincinnati eighth and ninth, and had no trouble | Boston 5 9 ing 3 ; a ' pe BE All this week we 1 TT Ee ee ak de ate Come into the store and res . “A with his support in retiring the| Batteries—Suggs and McLean; | pieces t | wher re their hat i | q . > easily Parks, At the end of ahe ninth, | prock and Grabow. ee : sh gied-oncegh t the 7 nif Onstrating the Davino in our 4 ‘4 see how easily and smouthly with Bennett up anced by thh J aft te f 5 ttent , ; TY A Yavino folds with all | Jeas Baker to make that Pug| Second game— R B cetera tre o tir th i t show window Those who y i 2 4 “el the Davino folds up, wouldn't start anything—he didn’t. | Cincinnati > anetaan § x r after «tar r atti ret t ‘ wreceding ee pn | % - ia ae cen, we Memectagton bed been |e es erene $ 3) - oo ok riven . natly have seen the Davino in use ie | the bedding inside, including : z | Batte = Burns, Gaspar and| ‘ . lighaly 1 z i } ; Sten and aeiioea tee in easy (Clarke; Mattern and Smith deg ped 5 ne i will need no argument to J the pillows. The Da Today the same teams will strive At Brooklyn, tee nae :* ' . sory , prove its positive superiority comes in various styles, 10 dded incent “ z tl what ent ' r {| ferent Prose ¢. * if Si rieesies 40,7 the adian will enter |8t, Lovie Ss ‘ fide, gloom 4 aig oo age over all other combination match any furniture or any the pavilion free. Brooklyn ° soa os < . 4 ] me | ” art | Batteries Bachman, | were an ~ : nnn fb beds upholstering L iGeyer, Bresns and Phelps t year i «sure he w t i i ne | pires— Eas and Johnstone AMERICAN LEAGUE , Standing of the Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet {Philadelphia ... 62 3 662 | of 2| Boston ..... 7 |New York Detroit » | Cleveland : @| Washington $ ¢| Chicago eakae cee | St. Louis 27 ;| Me Chaclann: |HAD MANY ALIASES, _ |... : x, |BUT IS GREAT PLAYER |**" New York ..... *..¢% 3 $| Cleveland 3 | Batteries—Quinn and Creger; | °| Falkenburg and Bemis. 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