The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 5, 1911, Page 2

TENG NEWS APORTS JAPS TELL HOW TO PLAY BALL Giants Annex | i we up the WHAT I HAVE LEARNED / BY M. Second Base, W » HABA SET TO TAKE A ‘The playing of second hase re _ agility, quick thinking, accu- Fate throwing and much rage. The setond base player must) Team to work together with the shortstop ab@#ity to handle quickly all kinds; of ground bails” swift drives and short files, but he must be able to throw to the first base or any other infield position from any pittinde he may be tm whey he recefves the ball from the batter or one of his felew players. Second base area of ground to werk ip alti to judge where th player has a targe He must ball is go-| Amerioan BOUT SECOND | HARA aseda University THROW TO STOP A STEAL ing when the hatter hits it The most difficult part of the seo ond base position ts retiring runner must know when Gnicher throws the ball the precise point where {t will reach him, and must take a firmposition to receive the ball same time to be abi runner. directly in the path between the | bases and risk injury from collision with the runner. He must learn to touch the runner quicklf after re iving the ball, This Is difficult to learn BIRDMAN WILL FLY FOR. SWEET CHARITY For the benefit of the Wayside | Emergency hospital fund and the Anti Tubemulosis seciety, Charies F. Walsh, the Los Angeles aviator, . will make a serig of flights in this elty at the old Madison Park speed June 9, 10 and 11. James W. json is promoting the event Walsh §% one of the best known - seen in cones business and is a) J. Smith of Portland was high core at the Settle Trapshooters’ association meet yesterday, making “Stout of 100. Landweht won the BRIbF watch, breaking 19 out of 20. Miller and Smith tied for the Shanklin trophy, but Miller won on DOROTHY K. IS SWIFT. The Dorothy K., owned by A. P Keer, ‘won the motor boat rave pulled off at Lakewood yesterday the Lakewood Improvement b, making the eight-mile* cow fm 45 minutes. The other boats finished as follows M., The Limit, Helen, Vivian, Far. ley, Froufrou and Waugrean. The lub will hold another race July 4 = ~ A WRAMER IS CHAMPION. NEWARK, June ~Frank L. Kramer won the half mile bicycle championship yesterday at the Vailaburg velodome, the time being 1:20 1-5. Joe Fogler won the five mile motor paced race in 7:52 3-5. dackie Clark of Australia won the threemile handicap in 6:01 3 from serateh HURDLE RECORD BROKEN, NEW YORK, June Joan J Eller, of the Irish-American Ath- letic club, made a new record in the 75-yard high hurdle yesterday, his time being 9 ®% Yeconds, Abel Kiviat, of the Irish-American club, beat Wilton Paul, of the University of Pennsylvania, six Inches in the 1,500 meter race. The time van 4:03 25. Melvin Shepard finish fifth. W. J, Haynes won the 3 yard handicap fom scratch 31 45, The Swastikas went to Port} Townsend yesterday and won from the Port Townsend team 4 1 Hayes of Port Townsend was tapped for 12 hits. BIT RITRI m 00 in to * * WATCH FOR STAR PINK *& *% Followers of sports cannot % afford to miss The Star Pink * ® sheet. It gives the games in & % the Northwestern league, all & ® the big league scores, and has * *% news, pletures and comment * * on all the big sport happenings # x of the day. z ee ee ee ee 2 skiMful and daging birdman. He! [has perfect control over his ma: chine and has made many spectac ular flights in California. The flights will be the first sinee in this city since Charles K. Ham fiton performed at The Meadows three years ago and almost met death when his machine capsized, dumping Charies K. into a shallow lake on the grounds & URCHING STEAL TENT FLOOR FOR BACKSTOP. Having all the requisites for a basebalf game save a back stops some boys playing a * corner lot championship, stole |* a tent flooring from the lawn #& } ef Mitchell Phillips, 7 Lo- ee retke Place, yesterday. The **tent floor made an admirable # % backstop. The matter was re- * ported to the police who made ® the boys return the flooring. * RHE hhh Aviator Walsh Meets Accident WENATCHEE, June 5.—While | testing air currents in his maghine yesterday preliminary to making « long flight with two passengers, Aviator Charles F. Walsh was blown |into some telegraph wires and bis | machine badly damaged. | but otherwise untajured. Thefneet here was a success, two flights being made Saturday. About Don Il, Berthag 7,000 people witnessed the accident LEANS TO PLAY FATS The Seattle Ministerial Federa- tion holds ita annual excursion to Bafibridge island today, and a fea- jKame begween the Leans and Fats The clergymen hawe been practic- |ing for some tme 10 preparation jfor the fray. It is rumored Rey |M. A. Matthews will twirl for the Leans, and that Rev. W. A. Major will be slabman for the Fats, | MONTANA KID WOULD FIGHT WITH 81.GOTCHY The Montana Kid, a Kghtweight |from Tonopah, now in this city, is | Sues a challenge to Si Gotehy, tw [up state Scrapper, who recently | fou | the colored heavyweight. The Mon jtana Kid says Gotchy must make 142 pounds. Any communications to the Montana Kid should be ad i | dressed to TWe Star sporting editor. QUERIES AND ANSWERS Q—Did Jack |Fitzsimmons ever [many rounds? SUBSCRIBER. | A—Jack Johnson knocked out Fitzsimmons in two rounds at Phil- jad Iphia July 17, 1907. Fitz was be rs old and had an injured right arm. fight, and how The Crown Clea the n City Dye Works team 10 to a 10-inning game played yes ‘ay afternoon at Woodland park ame was nip and tuck all the The batteries were Mason Shuster and Rothwell for the | 9 in terd The | way and | Crown: % | Queen City, Dance at Dreamiana tonight, ooo at that place, and at the | | Walsh was stunned by his fall) |ture of thé day wilf be a baseball | it a draw with Osc#r Mortimer, | Johnson and gBob | nd Mutt and Mack for the | Mesults Veuterday Seattle took two games from Vic toria yeast climbing back tn ino pla Roth cont capt by close scores | fans who flocked to Dugdale’s park essed fairly classy ball, both ng WA played with the of a few ragged spots Big Jim” Wises was ont firing line for the Is in the frat game, and signalized hts debut in theMorthwestern league by winning 5. Wigs was lucky to win however, for he was wild, issuing | five passes, and after the Glants ap | parently hag the game tacked away Jin the sixth seasion the new twirler lost his control and walked three in a in the eighth, and Keller's single brought {n two runs, Two singles, a two-bagger and a wild }pitch In the Rinth ted the ut the Giants got three singles Belford. in their half, and put | the winning tally | Seattle made sixth, Raymond, Cocash and Craik jshank hitting in a row, and stolen bases and an error helping the tally, Cruikshank was really out at third base bef the scoring started, and Householder has pro- tested the game. . Skeels Pitched Well Dave Skeels pitched the game, being opposed by Starkell and th row ott four runs in the second It Big Chief having the beet of it held the Been to, three ‘seattere He out with perfect support. Starb was tapped for nine safe slams, and e Glants earned two tallies re Ort replaced Weed at fi in the second game. Ort was Rervous, making tWo errors in the early innings, but soon wore off his stage fright and pliched a good ° Sometimes he must stand | ih M by innilign 4 eee . De | Starke i|the new champion pistol shot of SPOKANE TRIMS VANCOUVER SPOKANE, June 5-—Spokane de |feated Vancouver 4 to 3 t yesterday, | Sunstar, |bred turf owned by J th renewal that Sunstar would nisoned cau about the Joel stable, and Jockey |star went to the post favorite at 13 t his chances. His victory was a bic graph of Sunstar was made just be stakes, which he won with B, Joel, w f the Engl JUNIOR ASSOCIATION. Junior association were aturday and resulted as follows Sioux 6, Seneca Invincibles Harvard Cubs 28, Aloha Tigers 3 Standing of Clubs. Ww. ‘Ss | Pot Sloux is 1000 Harvard Cubs Seneca Invincibles Aloha Tigers | 1 0 ELKS WILL HOLD SMOKER To raise a fund for @s lMbrary, |Seattle lodge No. 92, B. P. O. B. |will hold a smoker in the Alaska building next Thursday evening. Two wrestling matches and boxing bouts will be a feature the entertainment 1 667 of The Pantorium team defeated the} City Dye Works team 14 to 2 in al game at Woodland park yesterday | afternoon. two! was a pretty pitehers’ duel, with the}; bingles, and would have shut them| 1 | pion. | |) SPORTING SPARKS | feet long, and is expec The third series of gamew in the! largely through Captain Ontdtek’s ah work, Ontdiek upset Erick the ninth inning, enabling Cartwright to reach third, trom where he scored, Longanecker I the rough stuff go by. Vancouver outplayed Spokane. The seor i] Vancouver ...20000001 0—3 Spokane 0012000014 Ratteries—Hricknon and Shea for Vancouver; Holm and Ostdiek for Spokane Rh * * ¥ * AMATEUR BASEBALL. *& Teedeunadd cbeaer The Yellow Peril was squeiched yesterday, when Fort Lawton de feated the Mikados in a snappy game by a 3 to 2 score. York was defeated by Brighton Beach at the Columbia grounds yew " erday, p score be btol TIGERS VICTORIOUS AGAIN |‘°'48¥ the seore being TACOMA, June 6.—Tacoma made it seven out of eight with Portiand yeaterday, defeating the Pippinn 6 }to 2 Pat Butler, form }attle, twirled for Po@iland, xals bunched thelr bi the first and fifth, and won eadfly, | Annis pitched well and got fine dap port. The score Portland 00010010 % Tacoma zo00s 000% ; Hupnes for | and its fifth successive « beating th of the Ba L. Sherrill, Mo 4324 ~Fvanston ave. Ratteries-Annis and Tac rand © Bradley for Portland | NATIONAL LEAGUE THIS REPAIR DIRECT 18 YOU | 1 H 1 8] . H zt APPETITE REPAIRING Repair Your Appetite B. & M. and Chl 1428 FOURTH AVE. Prompt Delivery Main 5306 tnd. 214 OPEN 11:30 A.M, TO1 A.M. ARTIFICIAL LIMB REPAIRS iw Phone Ind. 670 h JOUNBON NOMTON ¢ 4th Ave Kansas Paw Milwaukee | tqdtanep SETICH MAN THINKS HE HAS COMING CHAMP | Walter Higgins, of Setich, Wash writes The Star sporting editor nal has @ lightweight under his wing that a golng to be the next cham-{ Higgins doesn't tell whom his | has beaten, confining himself | statement, “He ia one tough Higgins Intends to take bis| to San Francisco and start the four-round game. 10th aed He HIGHGRADE VULCANIZING MORGAN PV SIGH © ‘in. man te ARE 000 TIRES hope him fn | Phones: East 323; ind. 4440 Manufacturers of TRUCKS, DELIVERY WAGONS, AE TORORS BooIES Repairing. PORTLAND, Or-—The Wolf, fastent States, Oregon which is expected to be the motor boat tn the United was launched at the Port stor Boat club Saturday. The | . t to all parts of the United States to compete. She ts jequipned with a nine-cylinder 300 | Jhorsepower engine boat 1939.7 | 4 ve | 17 ormer AVE 80 smATTLE BICYCLE AND MOTORCYCLE | over 40 miles an hour NEW YORK The second contest A. L. HALL 1111 First Avenue whe ed > be pl Meadow. | | peor long. island, today, The | Bicycle and Gun Repairing 3| Americans, who won the first game last Thursday, are favorites, the bet-| ting ruling from 2 to 1 to 6 to-2.| Although defeated in the first] }mateb, the English team still is hopeful of taking the cup to Lon | don The third game will be played Wednesday Motorcycle NG IN SAN. FRANCISCO. — James E.| Gormah of San Francisco is today | W. HIRSCH, 118 Kast Pike, | the world. BRIC-A-BRAC | world’s Gorman broke the! Shellm M. TOROTA, | aaotal | tm Menai A total score of 467 at 50 yards, two| Dienst. und points better than the previous rec-| hrense ord of 465 by Calkins of Springfield, | 4"4 #1! Kinds | | Mags., in 1904 | 119 Madioon se | cr 2 Ay A TM. EMMANUEL & CO. JOriental and Domestic Mug and Carpet Cleaners We Call for and Déiver 1108 Fourth Ave. Mal CASH REGISTERS Cash “Regstes| boneht srchanged 4A SUNDWALL. Agent 1697, 506 James st CARPENTERS on a blue ribbon of the thorough-| ish Derby on Epsom Downs, used the authorities to post sentr Stern was guarded for days. Sun ‘o 8, and a million was wagered upon ow to the books, photo. fore the running of the Newmarket ‘on the Westlake Gout REPAIRING BOLL HOSPITAL | Why Buy New Doll’ We make id and broke ao le [9 RAMEE HR JACK JOHNSON HAS SOME JOYOUS RAGS CHICAGO, June Follow ed by an express wagon which contained his trunks and hat boxes, Jack Johnson and his wife rodeafrom theif home to the depot yesterday afternoon, followed by a large crowd of admirers, and left for New York, en route td London, @here Jack will ate tend the coronation, and probs ably fight Bombardier Wella Jacke has 26 suits of clothes) 1201 Firat Aw 108 Second Ay 1816 Wiehth Ay 6010 12th Av, B. ELECTRICAL WE STEWART The Jacobs Bakery team won| 1 yesterday, | 0. Staton | K 1 Tamates | || mobile’ PIONEER CARRIAGE co. manager of tho Bakers, wants to of the iron workers pitched a g arrange out of town games. game. Monroe won trom Brown & Hulen by a 2 to 1 score yesterday at Mon Brown & Hulen had the lead until the ninth, when Kinnaman’s home run, and Welch's single put | Monroe abe Graff and Seott |did good work for the cue sharps. Port Blak y yesterday | roe. ltrounced to the tune of 6 to 1 pogitonde 8, The featur heavy hitting of The troquo! yesterday, 16 to 4 the game was the the Iroquols The Seattle Knights of Columbus team wax defeated by North Yak |ma yesterday at North Yakima, the score being 4 to 2 defeated the in an exciting and bto2 Falls City nine game The North Beattie Athletic club, won from the Rainier Valley Ath The W. am trimmed day by a score Works yester Burton shington tron Fort Ward 9107 a The Seattle Elks journeyed to and were Markets went to Falls| letic club by a 5 to 4 score day. The wants Ke }toams in dress W av. 8 H. Hippen, Horton Bank turda for en team The Dexter ted the National ree 6 to 4 & twirled a fine game Horton and was = &i support de. om Hope Dexter ent | went to Port ithe o4 tehed the The Mike Wrights Orchard yesterday and defea | Port Orchard Athletic cl in an Ii-inning game. Berg p' a classy brand of ball Wrights. Cut This Repair Directory Out ORY RUNS EVERY MONDAY. Rn AD HERK? | WANTED sy JEWELRY REPAIRING Edison Electric Co. Wiring, Repairing an Retailers of Motors, 220 Columbia st, Montgomery 5 ELECTRO | PLATING H. P. HUGHES. Electro Plater 4 Me * Kepl 210-18 Union st DAVID LEVINE Watchmaker and Jeweler - apn 1906 Wiest Ave, Kigin and Waitham dust-proof Watches 0. Cleaning Tho, Mainaprings All “Work Warranted Seattle Gem Co, 510 Third Av. We em AGATES and ail kinds STONES. Maofacture ail kinds of J ° Birthatone for June, pearl or agate FURNITURE @ WECLINING CAME Bait by ii fie = & HARVEY «60. r 96 Union ot pewowernar is WANTED. | MECHANICAL WORK LOCK WORK—KEYS, ETC. “ay __ HE SHARP. HUNTER MFG. co.| Phone Ind. 1983. 1420 Witth Ay, e will do your air werk right —price and all. Reliance Machine Shop 74 W. JACKSON 8T. - Seattle, April 26, 1911. Star Publishing Company: Gentlemen—Many of our customers say, “I did not know there was a place in Seattle where I could get a broken doll fixed so nicely until I saw your ad in The Star’s Repair Directory.” We are very well pleased with the results obtained from this advertising. Yours very truly, THE DOLLS’ 207 Crary Bldg., HOSPITAL, Fifth and Union. STEEL TAPES REPAIRED. We make guaranteed repairs to Care ind Engineere’ Tapes. “GLOVE REPAIRING _ "|GET YOUR GLOVES Where Auto, te All Kept sewed Un We Can Undersell Other People THE GLOVE SHOP 1610 WESTLAKE AVE. enters’ a We sell and rent Architects’ Levels ARCHITECTS’ LEVELS ADJUSTED JKELLY’S yes.tict Aso-stoite & OSTRICH PLUMES Ostrich Plumes Cleaned, Curled, Dyed and Remade. VAN DUSEN’S 817 East Pine St. Opposite Broadway High School. BOTH PHONES GUN REPAIRING Gunsmith stein. Leather erwin tae fs i PLASTER AND CEMENT WOR wie Weatlake Boulevard. gst 0 ‘ NR George Taylor Plastering sb@ Cement eocter. Work and Ay a, 218 Arende Annes HARNESS WHATS THE USE paying fancy prices = goods om by buying at the Hepatr Jobbing ina, Oak 0. K. Harness Shop Bet, Bell and Blanchard ap. 2218 Fleet Ay hUMaNG Side Plumbing Plame Water Work « to St ing Co. Gas Fitting, Steam and Hot ng—Hotel and Restaurant Melalty—Cotle Made and Fitted 107 SENECA 87, SAFE R PAIRING Tad. 2401) W108 3. ALEX, HOLT SAvB EXPERT NEW YORK HAR. NESS CO. Line of ject From Stoves Set Up, and Repairing Done While You Wait Kinds Harness Made to Order st Bot a Sates always hand Boa “hind Ae STOVE REPAIRING SESE REE ER ERE EE hata, pairs of shoes, 4@ fancy vests and unnumbered *& shirts and other toggery, Hite tailor bill was $2,964, * ied Garp eerie. 2OR, 1 2215 First Ave. 8. FERRER EER RR REE ER EE Ind, © 1438. You Can Mave Your, ts Cleaned for 50c QUEEN CITY DYE WORKS, Inc. 216 Union 8t. Main 1618. Ind, 797, 1 And paste it in a conspicuous place. need it later, if not now. You'll Made Sharper Than New , ODELL *%:" Kage 250 dor.; double Se dom, i Orders Vrompt Attention. PIPER & TAFT ‘Third and Marion. SHEET METAL WORK FRENCH RANGES First Avenue South and Jackson Street SHOE REPAIRING Klein’s Shoe Hospital 217 JAMES ST. Shoes Called for and Delivered Free. JUST CALL IND. 1543 TYPEWRITER REPAIRS nang tee ond, Briggs, Main s18f Standard Typewriter Repair Works — Saree: All makes repaired. A € National Typewriter _ Exchange Dealers in Rebuilt Makes rt vert Lg av Pike Smaps in Standard 5 Be hike ana __ FOOT REPAIRING — I cure bad feet and stop : feet ache DR. WURSTER 306, 1414 Second Avenue. Independent 1312. PIPE REPAIRING BREWSTER’S Pipe Hospital PAINTING per Hang! ti Painting and” Decorating Frank E. Grimes Main “38345 Ind. 2163, HOUSE CLEANING LET: GEORGE DO IT Window. Offite and House Cleaning A postal will Inwure a call Ne Job too large and none too small. WESTERN WINDOW CLEANING CO 104 Union St. Phone Main 88 GERORGE CARSCADEN, Mgr. Another shipment of those high-grade Dayton Wheels Cut Price $45.00 Seattle Spirit, No. 1 . Seattle Spir » No.2... Theo. Wilts & Co. 1012 FIRST AVE. Meek Trunk & sek fos Ine. TRUNKS AND st 921 . M_ S82, Ind 108s