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

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1910 NE SS IPICS OF TEREST AND NO 7 wittt EXPERT CoO ena Tort canyrouowessor UP-TO-DATE SPORTS tasriscirrenenT | Here’s the Fastest Wagon Horse in the World VANCOUVER TAKES CLOSE |AND HERE’S STILL ANOTHER ON Billings, uder the ¢ Randall race track, near rbett says no, and oO complet Brown Scores Only Run of 7 mn t rally @ od that few a oe 0 44 Game—lIs Hitting Won t t are tt to t der—Zackert and Gard- ner Working Well. INDIANS NOSE OUT = i VICTORY IN NINTH) — | at the t to u own tb NATIONAL LEAGUE _ "°°" WILD PITCHES | siessroy om Won. I 67 34 The Weeds and Beave ever to Vancouver for th } games, coming back to fold for Saturday and Sunda oe Bob Brown, seeing that hander was going to pitch f tle, yanked Pat Flanagan fr Aa testes, field and put himself into that First so voor Borne Hart MAS « in on his tint iles McLeod, Who Is Just Now a ; rst gam 4 - \) | worn RAMLY To 4 sig i ; tion. Brown, to the as 3 Be yaad - - escring oA WAPET re 0 TO FOV" ood Posilie the fans. acquired the best batting | St Louis 7 2 oman ve wis este FATHER! HES Cor 1 ~¥ joston 1 |] | fe 5 Ime HOME PO! Batteries Lush and Phelp | Za 4 i 4 B purine Tormonrt rock, Brown, Evans and Graha | BEE. EEG 3} ven! Cormeen enly stubbed his toe once. econd game HE et eas | St. Louis ee Joe Sugden was warming Big | Boston vi Dode Brinker up before the game} Batteries--Backman and Phelps Frock and Raridon il . At Philadelphia. First game— R. HE Custer beat out ran va | Cincinnati eee 6 9 1 — i? He a t Philadelphia é : lown the third ba: Pitcher Gardner tw vi Batteries—Rowan and Mclean sphere and wing I ve|Moren, Schettler, Slaughter and into the bag and was ss a} Moran small margin Second game— Cincinnati The tin horns were blowing again | Philadelphia fm the grand stand yesterday) The 2 t men who bet as much as thirty cents| Suggs and Cla Certainly do holler when things | Jacklitsch don't go to suit —_—— i ae At New York, The seventh inning cave od and Zackert a chance to sho Ww to el | Pittsburg Good breeding. The first man up| Now York inded down a Free , seeing Zack. | Batteries—Adam ert approaching, waited until Ames and Schiel southpaw got over and then tossed | ft to him, thus giving him a putout. At Brooklyn. ; The next two men sent short ones | Brooklyn-Chicago game post-| |poned; rain 5 |p FESSEECSER NEES seeae = a BREZEE Fe IEREEEETEEHETE JENNINGS, BASEBALL BIBLICAL HISTORIAN (My United Pree) DETROIT, Aug 17 Hi * t t ball say ee i-~ sb ~~, ogy Alege Denied Rall AMERICAN LEAGUE 30 Joe Seaton had plenty of chan: Standing of the Clubs. to throw Brown out at the p . 4 We the fourth od. Streit i Philadeiphia was quick in reaching right f Boston Joe mistakenly threw to ¢ | Detroit and Brown scored the only New Yor the game | SUB-MAYORIS °° 2 Olmstead and Sullivan. (By Untied Press.) | Di NEW YORK. 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