The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1911, Page 2

333333335 SAD TALE OF OLD TIMES HELPED WHILE AWAY HOURS AT PARK; O, YEP, INDEED ;commotion in the tracted bis attention a talking ne somebody dis had be Utility Man grand arly two game n wor f Ballard adhe - 1@ went on diamond, e¢ all you wa { record, on the a score of 13 to 4] When the dust settled and the} moke of pillage wafted hence, it] found that the had a total of 15 slugs | ard trailed along with six Mantiger | Hal. | w hung one lard outfit: by was pros was going on the air was balmy and the nearhobbles| abounded. ter patch, was muchly in with ye slapstick. In sup Davy plucked four a. He ale o Davidson, guardian of the i | | FRANK 2 Inet but was tr ade Weed| charge of the club. Alt? two per a an play the infle rous man at bat 1 to St. 1 MER RRR RR ER ER * * dang * THIS IS FRED WEED. ee oe is . and Joss did mound ¢ for ee ed Juck. Dell Pad me day Fred Weed will \ calf which Ballard of @ word in t ra s a sacrifice. They did flit » well he was burned up wl oy tt Zackert, Dick ager k was How many far season opens this year? - . * * * * t Jack Weed cavorted on t * r rday in K © guess on how many people wii! ve me, b vorted | # son at Dugdale park, April 18, © correct gue e the guess nea * * * * * *. * will award a season ticket to t on a postcard ONE eatimat number. Con and must be w st closes April ee ee a ee BY A. BUGGE. ee For an hour and forty m Yesterday Dug’s ball * nutes * yard was ¢ COAST LEAGUE * * * ee Sunday's Games. At San Fran Frisco 6, Ve ore the game s ed. Be ’ gave his fr esting acce Admiral Sor olis toget accou 4 it wa with a punk you never ad about and never will, From th Berry switched to governme questions of great import. He tinkered with e tariff and showed what Uncle Joe was up to. He even solved this Mexico thing. It graft at Dug’s et Was as interesting a one-handed |on the conversation as ever trotted up the | with the pop trottoir, whatever that means. A | peanut privil lea At Sacramento ramento 0. eling w Standing of | the Clubs. Oakland San Frai ts already | tos Ang Portland Vernon Sacramento THAT “GOLDEN SMILE” STUFF OFF FOR 25 DAYS. The chap who has the cushion ieae SPORTING DOPE After a This schedule for the se Park yes 7 nounced by th team, the season morrow and closing Seattle College at § April 4 Edmonds at Edmonds, April 5 Bremerton at Bremerton, April 14 Tons ay yok At Snohomish yesterday the home ed tile, April 26, [team defeated the visiting Monroes way at Seattle, May 4 shies Puyallup at Puyallup, May 13 Queen Anne at ttle May May 17. May 20. May 24. ee GERAERRAR RARE HE wit LOTS O’ FISHERMEN. *| * FRANKLIN B. B. SCHEDULE : wie bee eo ARRAS From early church hour till the owl car achedule Jast night inning battle at South | ora darkness put an Franklin |@nd to the game between Brown & ening to-| Hulen’s team and the Iroquois, leav | ing the score tied at 6 to 6. Kellogg pitohed for the Iroquots team and |put up a fine exhibition of holding ‘em down went into effect | + every str ar held at least one smiling chap ir coat and with the spring fisherman In response to the foolish ques. tion, No.9,“Where have you been| fishing?” the reply came invariably “Oh, up here in a little creek I| know about Funny these fisher never put a chap wise to where the troutlets mingle, isn’t it? No record catches canvas toggery of the fellers will : The Rhodes Company as defeated by the | Woodland Park 10 to 9. ball team Nippon Japs at yesterday The 10.} although Mique ‘Planer yesterday ot Dreamland, b q jammed chock-a-bloc ays it's ‘ May 27 At Woodland Park yesterday, Ctr cle W Juniors defeated A. Hambach Puyallup at team by a score of 12 to 4 U. 8, Colorado, —. pa ae FOOTBALL DATE - The Spokane ball team had a Vic Zednick h anged a foot | LY PE HHHH YH ESS ¥) workout on home grounds. yester ! te for Octe 21 next be r Sas Ste for Oct | ext bel = LIKE THIS DOGLET? * . no secret where he Cedar river way Bremerton a , June 3 attle, June 9 day, defeating a kk semil-pro. tween th of Washing * outfit by a score of 0 0, ton e University of epem Puget hs Grae to, ba[ NEHA ARASH ORR i, a peneon ener eine ie Tacos |land yesterday, the Kirkland Bar bees losing out to the visiting Wrig ht Cigarmakers team from Se by a score of 6 to 5. pund boy off in ee ee oe ee * AT GUN CLUB. * th 4 tle ee ee ee 2 2 yy Fine yesterday brought out a big gallery to see the weekly shoot at the grounds of the Gun Club. Some splendid scores 5 Seattle men, Maltbie| @% core over handi Manager Wright of the Cigarmakers team, future dates for aggregation. Lane st., weather Wright is looking for his nifty little His address is 2908 city. Local ball clubs are invited to send in photographs, result f mes, future dates and chal) for publication on this page. This Is a tiger daschund, a rare type of the frankfurter breed, and |he will be one of the big objects of os |interest at the bench show, to be| held in Glide rink week after next. | »1| The dog is owned by George Semler | |of New York, and rejoices in the »9 | full name of Liesel von & | stein Now is the time to get in your guess on the first day's attendance Lichten-|at Dugdale Park. ‘That season | ticket offered by The Star for the nearest guess will come in mighty MAY BE OLYMPICS | handy during the season—what? Tacoma hopes to bave an Olym- pic games series if that famous | — stadium this summer, either preced. | ing or immediately following the army maneuvers which Tacoma seems confident of winning again | Aicap distance in column. ——<.... BOXING — WRESTLING Prof. M. 4. FREED Seattle ball clubs with open date of April 9 please write W. W. Robe, Manager Granite Falls Baseball | Club, Granite Falls, Wash. THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS Frank Laporte played with the iii ee ee ee SEASON TICKET TO GAMES : = will pay admissions at the gate when the If you are a good guesser, drop a line to the Sporting Editor , of The Star, giving your dope on the number THE ONLY CONDITIONS—Your guess must be sent in figure and add your name, address and phone THE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1911 €€eeeceee BOWLING | NERO EH Hore in the of mate 1886 at St. Louls, Detr bowled at Chebs home rum ff day ore What does it spell? 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