The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1911, Page 2

VICTORAOQ i Spokane ; ' feats it 3 lena cae . <4 by Indian Dave S' | who ted by a cr AL Mp Houle team, V st for the tt * s 4 time in h and last ¢ + Soy a ae of the s jay. At the ond q aA . F of the nine long innings 12 Giants had crossed the plate, while the} AMERICAN LEAGUE y Visitors failed tc re. *¢ and he held the Victorians at w rt : ; givir m one to 1 Tork af 4 Thomas was th cod 8 ; Pi all right, but he lacked control, w . he was removed in the fifth —- : a8 succeeding him and finishing the | SI" TMG ‘ i} ; game | ; Bues was out of the game with a At Detroit PE dislocated shoulde and Cocash Pam n a . : held down third, getting away with a ee only one error chalked up against} . . singe; White a him. Cruikshank played center, | asd suitivar : Tho! Giants down| teveland until th inning, when two! at ¢ ie runs came over, From th: a the ‘ut : Giants scored every inning, five|s. | Per | funs coming over in the sixth He ay oes -S alone Protested Game. Householder protested the | | COAST LEAGUE kame if when, with two men on and two} o Beene 4 3 @own, he crossed the plate while! amt Pe ¥ Bkeels was in the box, which ts "4 2 8 is m Q@gainst the baseball rule, and . 1s ad ane Bi Longanecker called him ont co - 22 a : . The Giants open at Tacoma next | (3 "\hgetes Hae eee th) 3 ‘ Week, thence to Vancoaver for a} week After a two weeks’ visit the return home The box score foattie ABR HPO A Gooasn. tb We Be RED Raymond. « : 1 i : aor iis 4 > ie . ee 6 tie eae ole . es SAE tie SATURDAY GAMES. * ee ee ee eed . The Whittier school lost to the Warren school,.6 to 3, at Ballard Dateman's box ection 10) sone Queen Anne “hut out Salmon Davis, it Bays, winning 21 to 0, Raymer. th. Fairview defeated school, 20 to 8, ireenwood at Woodland park The Latona school nine won from the Allen Wehool, 194 school won, 12 to 3 Saturday against the West Wood lands at the B. P. Day grounds. é Gatewood beat the Mer 17 Summary Two. bas Craicn- | © ih Jghenk. Davidson. Sacrifice pite—David-| — fon, Cruickshank, Kading, Million. Strack] Georgetown cited the game By Sheela #; by Thomas. See. lio the tol *Tromas, € . 2 Double pisy adtop (unassisted). Umpire = The Pacific school nine beat Becker | West Seattle, 4 to 6. SPOKANE—Spokane best the| enti eae Che Tnlstanon ‘Tigers three to one yesterday in a Midgets by 4 to 0 at the 42nd at well played game. Only one error | Midsets by grounds Saturday afternoon, A Joped the Beavers 3 to 0 Sunday.| ‘The Times carriers beat the Star Lindsay's umpires failed to appear) carriers at Ballard Saturday by a Manes $60' ‘Atlantic City $102 40 And Return a 12 and 13 Are the Early Summer Convention Excursions And from May 16, certain days all summer, tickets will be on sale to points in the Middle West, the Eastern states | and Eastern Canada, at SUMMER TOURIST EXCURSION FARES Stop-Overs Allowed Liberal Time Allowed for Trip Tickets First Class YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK June 15 to September 15 Additional time allowed for the side trip to and through the Park, reached from Livingston, Mont., through Gar- & diner, the official entrance to the park, Ask for our Park bi literature and Park fares. Tickets are good on NORTH COAST LIMITED And our other three through trains Secure full details from any passenger representative, H. N. KENNEDY, G. A. J. O. MCMULLEN, C. P. A. Main 1430 Ind. 3300 First Ave. and Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. A.D. ns cal Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, tea nag Or. Low Masud Trip Rates | To All Eastern Points via Canadian Pacific Railway Six hundred miles unsurpassed scenery through the Rocky Mountains and National Park. alee ae For information, dates and rates, call or write E. E. PENN, H. W. EDWARD: GAP. 0, Gua * 713 Becond Av., Seattle, iB | land and Kellogg. The Cream Rye team, of New }Castle, bested the Port nine, of s tle, at former's «rounds yesterday, & five to four the | Two games in the threecushion | billlard tournm jat Wakefield's, evening betwe mer, Scher and Conner and Boschan m Sibley a The troquols nine hung up fas made throughout the nine! iin and Flincker were the batteries | score of seven to one {n.t Annings | for the winners with the Levinsons yes Score by innings | McGee's park. They chal Tacoma 0600001009-1| ‘The Summit schoo! team, class A,| semi-professional team in th Spokane 2000010 0 *-3/ tost to the Walla Walla school nine|for a purse of $100. § to 5 Saturday | - TACOMA—The . “Pippins” wal-) - OLYMPIA—The Eilers team of Seattle w Olympia boys bere | Ball tossers of the Broadway and Ballard High sch will cross bats this afternoon at the park grounds at 2 o'clock NEGRO AFTER BARRY. ie eaeteee. and Tonneson of | score of 12 to 9 feating them four to three im a Portland umpired the game. cen snappy ‘game Score by innings M’LAUGHLIN WINS Portland 200100000 McLaughlin shot everybody to a| The Palace Market nine defeated Vangouver 600090000 tandstill yesterday at the trap|the U. 8. Marine Corps team yes shoot of the Trapshooters’ Axso-|terday at the’ barrack grounds, ciation, cleaning up 92 out of a p seven to two. The Market jossible 100, winning both the boys are looking for Sunday games Doctor Sf Loithetmolagy elby watch and the Dr. Shankin| with amateur teams. — ond Optometrist — trophy. | | oe AT TING NG GiAs sts Robb ran a close second, tying| The Rhodes Bros. nine was de. AE ns Meabal Hes, McLaughlin for the Selby watch |feated by Fort Ward soldier team NEON SAES and on the first shootoff, but| yesterday on the latter's grounds, losing on the finals with 19 out of ore five to four. The Rhodes 20. |toam is looking for Sunday games, | - ~ Lincoln SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 8 Standing six feet three, and weigh ing 195 pounds, Jim Cameron, a Los Angeles negro, is here today on the trail of Jim Barry of Chicago, who recently “beat up” Gunboat Smith in Oakland. Cameron looks tke Jack Johnson, and, like the cham. pion, is a denizan of Galveston, Texas. He declares he has already | twice beaten California. BROADWAY WINS. 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' uled to box aix | | rounds at Jack | Marra b has} O'Brien's Phil the 1 ta tw delphia club th t Vrimh n Th have been ‘ elght anding " t| effective t l is traf | , t ‘ | the | | nble a blo« | Bush, nea | tead |] One thing te certain, the I t| London team 1} Wht Its const y| reported | to at ttl the last m Jown nape, He | Highlanders went the rou | months first | jthe Ka 1 teams and did ¢ r with Pagkey Me a yories | Farland, then | Ray Bronso Denton T. ('¢ ) Young laid Jim Clabby, F up, with physicians in command. McGoorty, Harry Reports say the veteran has either anda cow pneumonia, bronchitis or grippe shifty boxers. ! Siam Leover, for 14 years a mem “I may be : ! jt the Pittsburg club, was given ‘ hin unconditional release by Presi Ne ni | dent Dreyfuss, Chances are Har are | ney also slipped Sam a thousand Britt. If eae for auld lang syne pride of ‘Frisco finds he can go Nig Clarke bas improved bis play six rounds he ing since traded by Cleveland to will seek 10. | Bt. Louis, Chances are there is lows round matches | SHERWOOD MAGEE. | al iocnaiots — in New York. He Sherwood Magee was the real | 7" | JIMMY BRITT sails shortly. batting leader of the National] ence of Chance makes a . Pees oe . league last seas The p in the Cub machine. The) == but laced the longest bit ever made | | phia outfielder has starte n't work so smoothly with - giadndlact kia aelsae 4 a erias led thend of tal stopped last fa among the missing * . ; ae 6 0 6 batting hes had much to « ~ * WITH THE AMATEURS. # The finals were 6 t ‘ «x the Quakers The noise made by “Ping” Bodie's| # of the race, He is a four hits the day he debutted at | & Ree RARAA RT ee ‘ Pal B | h son to the Philadelphia roo Cominkey's park was heard) Thirteen innings to # 2 to 2 onn season when it was rum south of the t wore played ri aney | was to be sold or traded, the pro * yout wn & t Fi test of the fans was sufficient to| No wonder labor leaders kick| Hulen Billiards. r the Bib] ee ynn drive such foolish thoughts out of| about the Japs. An exa ¢| liards, struck ou for th < the heads of President Fogel and!» at which the brown ¢| soldiers, 16. EN Sym gupnsanden reba Seria Charlie Murphy, the man behind| Americanized was shown when they wa HI AGO, 3 " “e econ the throne. [refused to go on with a ball game! in a nip and tuck fight, the Od | the Pueblo fireman, who knoc so unless the umpire decided in their| farbees of Seattle out big Al Kaufman of fever ak 4 to sco in Kansas Cit Bues Out of Game another chance to am With the | stic world. If he car Little the fans realized — that! oy) yu i] With 27 points, Pendleton won| ac will be « when Art Bues bumped | Manes) ok up Antliee ‘wit ov| the sate field meet. Wait mnson today said that he at first Saturday the third sacker | 00k UP id b seu Satty érac| be ished eacond. willing to m: Flynn dislocated his shoulder. Bi will ee “ aie seaees Gok before Jack O'Brien's club within be out of the game indefinitely.| io vmrds on the high South Bend got even with Ray-|three weeks. It Is believed Flynn Cocash takes his place — ‘winning 17 to 14, after| Will grab the ch Cruikshank will play center ann re ie k vn t _Yo ve ot to give it to © rday’s defeat, o 3 | FIX TENNIS DATES. 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