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

Giant Backstop Will Try to Beat Gabby Street’s Record EDWARD SWEENEY. Catcher f the New York to catch a ball dropped from the Metropolitan tower, New York city Ed Swe Ameri duplicate the feat of Street 1 Billy Sullivan an league club want The distance ts 658 f higher than the Washing itcher was ment. took him Sweeney, while in Washix ne will make took a look at the monument May when the Highlande remarked t c ‘om their western trip bullets the time Filipino ochetted off his skull With elouting b blame Tyrus ved Jim MeGuire, Nap manager, in Short road It isn’t} sists Gregg, bis southpaw pitcher what you once were, kid, it's what | his all Waddell ever had and a gov you are today,” sung in Connie|ernor in addition Mack's camp | - _— | ause he called an umpire a Since the Cubs began to win they garden vegeta Ducky | Hote has n indefin have been figuring upon their op-} ponents in the next world’s You can’t beat this sort of stuff. | pend by Pr Wor what | boss would hi sus. ot Cavanacgh The weather man who told Ja-| e#lly opened up lius, “Beware the ides of March”) : : might have passed the buck to Mc It's farther from the plate to first Graw, Mack and few more first-|than from first to the plate—on a divisioners 5 he Cubs have defeated the human hairpin from the jinx class world’s champions } Now that Slats” Sallee has gradu: for the onc Spending 25 days in hock with out hearing a rooster crow, doubt Jess had a salutary effect upon J Johnson's digestive organization. bat “ma goodness” how the pullets} what in the name of E will disappear now he is out car Fu Medion tees tors with? More touted big league recruits are making good this spring than in years. » has started batting — p and his work b Cotton Turner, whose arm was) "* of the games in too lame to play short in 1909, is| Wbich the Giants have played winging the ball from third and fielding in the same old marvelous manner. Wilbert Robinson is authority for ment that Rube Marquardt MOORE WALLOPS | JACK RE DMOND (My United Press Leased Wire.) ROSTON, May Jack Redmond | may be considered a slashing fighter in Milwaukee, but Boston fan today pronounced him a ¢ Pal f 1 Moore, Philadelphia lghtwelght handed Redmond the most thorough his hand beating ® hore in montl I oO only one round did Redan ow ' " an 1 that was the h Hl hgok a of ule he ‘ » Ww Ag 1 Pal even, In the oth sre won b a oldng p . Se BY TOM AKERS . Let me un « , Now that I'm t f y long, weary trip. I'm back to the big tent again, Jimm Hark to the i froin Back on th to fan Larry or Cobb Hand me a baseball and me go forth Let me show Jim just what | am wort! Watch for my “corkscrew,” 1 and « * Watch every difficult, maddening eurve. I'm back tn the big show ain, Jimmy I'm back in the Big Show again | Bailey and Stephens nore 2 3 at Vancouver At Pittsburg Jan ; Y E ot cold weather | * 4 = At Philadel ph . * v lb at Granite Falis won from the Spaid of Seattle b 7 against the vin This mat W. L. Pet.| Granite Fa New York a 6 The scrub teams of Queen Anne Chicago 1 7 and Broadway high a ae Washington y°¥ » ash this afternoon Lipeota Roston 1 $° \467/perk grounds. The Qs Anaes Philadelphia 6 § 429) have won six consecutive games Cleveland 6 11 .352| 9 far organise Joe Carney, formerty of Seattie At Cleveland & 100-potnt match with Chicago-Cleveland game post a three-cushion poned; cold weather | { Hrown & Hulen's Carney ts one of the At Boston. RH E Washington ..... 3 6 2| The Tacoma Elke’ paseball team Boston ° 1 1 a eae 1, y the OF " Batteries—Johnaon and Street; | 208 yy a se nw Collins and Nunamaker. | Sandee Mes pasemten My FIP on At New York i, Mayor Harris toon R HE ve Ne ~% ra “ " : 7 , TOPPENISH An intervatley Detroit 7 St. Lou track meet, including team# from ublic schools in Zillah, Mabtom, Granger, W Spridadate be held sh Saturday See eee eee ee. ee u li * 6|% FACTS FOR FIGHT FANS * * * ee Batteries —Mullen COAST LEAGUE “What shall I give thix big Ww t.| Frenchman?” one of McAleer’s Jack Johnson's adieu to the gold-| Portland = 0 6 | : ’ / pitchers asked him, referring to| kissed hills was NOT via the gaso-|San Francisco 20 Packey MeFarla * e Lajoie. line route. He took no chances. | Vernon 16 Welk for a rea \ Wf “Toss up anything you've got,| The big smoke says he ts afraid | Oakland 17 nsf por t with a prayer behind it, and duck/ to fight In the state now for fear | Sacramento “4 Fre Welch. Your nut,” replied the sage of/ he'll be pinched for working too| Los Angeles 12 . Youngstown. | fast | ms . am Sp ——— THWESTERN 4 ‘ce Here's a little Comiskey touch! Hal Chase belleves that Inflielder NORTH as of ha that may explain why the old Ro-| Johnson ts more valu W. L. Pet. man is so popular, W one of| ordinary playe' iain 13 8 867 luo ine ers in Denver his ticket sellers sold too many | humorous cuss and ps the team | Poo 0 4 480 fears formed a trust e Bleacher seats, Commy took | on edge with his quaint remarks. [yore vor" '"''') gg gig] S10 & round hereatte hand in the game and herded — Pages ¢ “ 10 3 about 500 fans into the grandstand! The game the lamented Addie| por jung BN: 10 ye gee he instead of turning them loose on| Joss was proudest of was played) yictoria s it ; we and Jack Cht the grass. st Detroit, when | "" : “ ? a Seen ri ay r ‘larkson and} No Game H Lo red Gilmore, mand “Rush to diamond field” says 1 out a three-bagger and two| Owing to showers that preva ea | Fe of White, has been on Rivers caption on sport page and when | doubles yesterday,.the Giants and Victo ealien one the story was digested it proved isaiiis ieee dati to tech ‘at “ , to be from Africa and it wasn't a| Packey McFarland and Wells, the} park, although when epee y and Morrie Bloom baseball diamond after all | English champ, may meet in Lon-| way "scheduled to tak ready: lanai candies thee ae — don May 31. If they do, England] "cock the ground ah Dave Altizer, telling about ena will have an American lightwe ght | ogc the side lines ’ " . @reatest play he ever saw, leaves champion. ‘a A club at Jeffersonville, Ind . wants to match Packey McFar : ere Alem caper {land and his ex-sparring partuer At last the ndlans peed ~ some soft money for the stockyard. ing in giving the Spokane bunch a Y walloping yesterday by a score of] Jack White will moet Joe Men 4 to 3. With three men on in the|qot at Memphis May & | third, DeVogt slammed out a ee oe | {4 99} three-vagger. The Indians’ rally in} yim Jeffries saye he is through.| esse the ninth was too tate. They came] put hig trip to Burc inti within one run of tying the score] mated, is for the purpose of tak a ' _ |im that spasm. Kane chased Bass-|ing the waters at the samo The clothes that keep a man so, not for|ey off the grounds in the first inn-]he visited a year ago, when he a day, but for weeks and months, are the| !™* y Marted that famous “come back ; * excursion. kind of clothes to buy. We specialize on Rain at Vancouver | BRADBURY SYSTEM because we know] y, VANCOUVER, B.C. May 3. | = Mickey Sheridan. the jockey 6 sod . Vancouver-Portland game post-Ifighter, 1s coming fast. His de hat they have no equal for the man col (eae: yesterday; rain. of Frankie White, also of young man who is particular about whz Chicago, at Gary, was a surprise} A P HDOUL WHat | ie tee te te te kt tet et te te] to all but those In the know he wears. * * . BATTERIES TODAY %| Seattle Automobile School, 210/ On Eas * Either Dickinson or Joss *| Broadway. ooo] y * will probably get a chance to * * pitch for the Giants against * Payments * Victoria this afternoon *! 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