The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1911, Page 2

as ana NGS a Sint ea aia eR. i a Indians Scalp Seattle Giants et) ee Rpoka fea Van eourer wcoma 1, V a 0-6, Games Today Tacoma at Seattle, V ta at Van fous ne at Portland SPOKAN Ju Spokane Gefented Seattle day in one of the shorte fon. Seaton twirl proved easy for the took the lead in the and were never threatened Strand hurled for the and had the Giants safely hooked until the final frame when they clustered four hits and put tallies over the pan The features of the game wer the batting of Cruil@henk and great Stop made by Cooney in the ninth. Cooney speared a hot drive, Indians, first fell, but crawled to second base, | ‘ld a to Se enlatie - » runner fro at |& mild way jaybe he wanted eevee out the 5 a ae “ ¢ | Jones to enjoy his last few weeks. | fs . “S| That the fortorn hope took Ike : » J : the m les was proved at Cam { f 2 f 2 Yloriage, when Jones romped home 4 0 1 8 @ olin 4:16 25, @ champion { § f f.2 Q] This wearer of the middle dis oe TS ae ge | crown is a youth of 20 years > *. 2 : : 4 weighs but 145 pounds. He +e ee @ 8 what you would call am io sky,” but he doesn’t look lik ecanret : ® narrow-chesthd, —stoop-should: «ath i ‘ spindle-shanked boy who was ‘ i 3 given but a few months to live : } ee a: | At home Jones was a good stu w ‘ } 2 ¢ ¢| dent Re p ared for colleg at : 1 & 2 $f) Bxeter where he gained fame as a 3 i 2 >| middle distance runn Yale and : i . : *| Harvard tried to get the b but ; rr - be went to Cornell of his own bees |free will and fell into the hands Trainer Moakley, to develop! Beavers Beaten by the Pippins Portland sprung a surp @ay by defeating Vancouver 7 gnd the Pippins really played Dall, although the game was pr tically presented to them by Jimmy Clark, former of Washington twirler, who was wilder than a March hare, walking nine men in four innings. Clark was benched when the score was 4 to 0 for Port Dede Brinker went d two and two-thirds Portland getting one run off him on a hit, a steal, a low throw to second and a wild piteh. Brinker was then ° benched and “Kid” Melvor, the 16-year-old south paw flinger of the Franklin bigh school, sent in. The kid did well pitching two innings without a bit or run, although he walked two in the ninth Archer kept the Beavers’ bingles well scattered and was given strong support, the Pippins playing great defensive ball. Williams’ men wer speedy on the paths and quick & take advantage of the opposition’s in and pite ee i + Jae ¢ 6 aR ‘ or ¥ a & e. o 6 e43 2 ¢ a 1 6 * 1 1 6 1 e 6 Totate ™“ ’ 7 @100—7 eo6 by. Brin + om bali { Brashear piay—Swain Garten and Longanceker Bengals Blank Bees TACOMA, June 12 teok two games from. Victoria yes ° i ie tal : *3/ deal for } inning | Indians | snatehin two a} family Strack | Tunner of Lincoln bigh school, CHICAGO, June 12 club today has a letter from Catet players between Chicago with the Doves, but will retire fro Kling’s stand, coupled Page of the Boston club, that deal, threatens an unusual base Saturday Kling, it ts said, settle Kling did not appear for ye They tell a story of JMn° Paul Jone worft’s champion mile whose latest achievement is the of Tommy Conneff's lp, that boosts athletics as firat 1 to doctors. Jones, a few weakling, over whose chances the doctor looke grave He must have been @ pretty ggod old fashioned doe at that, begiuse he a years ago waa a into the sensation he now is. Lincoln High Boy | Great Runner { PAUL D. CLYDE. Clyde, the remarkable distance will enter the P. N. A. games here June 17. Clyde holds the state inter. scholastic record for the mile and half-mile runs. Fils time in the mile is 4:321-5 and he bas covered the $80 in 2:04. Clyde is probably the fastest high school distance runner | United States, and stands a} Tacoma | good chance of winning the mile at in the the games next Saturday. Clyde terday afternoon, winning the first | wit) probably not compete in the 880 game 8 to 0 and capturing second contest 1 to 0. was pounded out of the box in the first inhing of the first ghme, being replaced by Sage. * dt for|one handed stop McCreary, came back in the second contest, however, pitehed excellent ball. Schmutz outpitched him, however, and Bengals nosed in ahead. The Beores: ] First Game R. H. E. Victoria ..000000000—0 6 1 Tacoma ..40002002x—8 14 1 Batterles—-Hall and Burns Tacoma; McCreary and Sage and Splesman for Victoria Second Game. R. H. E. Victoria 0000000000 3 1 Tacoma ...00000001x—1 6 1 Batteries—Sehmutz and Siebt for Tacoma; McCreary and Spiesman for Victoria. NATIONAL LEAGUE. AMERICAN’ LEAGUE, Detroit > COAST LEAGUE Portiana ¥ Loe Angeles 28 45 as American Agsociation LP Pi ” pois 8 Loutevitic 3 fucine 30 ane i, Al the as he would stand no chance with McCreary Edmundson, who has run the in better than 1:57 this season. RRKHRAR ERR RK AMATEUR BASEBALL. he paket tkkhhkhb kent The Victors of Seattle journeyed to Bremerton yesterday and won from the Bremerton team by a 5 to 1 score. It was the first time Bremerton bas been defeated this season. Grover pulled off a great and double play and Mulvey made a remarkable running | = handed stop of a hot 4 batteries were Fisher and Blleler and Stolting and Kastner The Iroquois defeated West Se- ttle 7 to 3 at South Park yesterday afternoon. The Iroquois battery did excellent work and the West Seattle outfielders missed no chances. The batteries were Mil ler and Rock and Reese and Lipsky The Spaidings of Seattle won from the Olympia team at Olympia by a 6 to » yesterday, The Spaldings all their runs in| the ninth on three hits, aided by three errors, ‘The batteries were Haskell and Hodge for Olympia and Wright and Clark for the Spaldings. The Seattle Gophers got a ter. rifie drubbing at Mount Vernon yesterday, the final tally being 18 tol, A lar crowd w the game. The batteries w Woods and Dun@an and Gregn and Phillips. The Brighton team claims a forfeited game from Rainier Beach, the latter team falling to appear | yesterday after scheduling Pet. | The Fort Lawton soldiers won nay Main Ina frm Gee town sterday by a 9 RN be to 6 score It w a close and excit PRICES. MAY ig” ing game, Gec n leading 6 to} 1 4 in the eighth inning. Georgetown went up in the the soldier alr in the 8 got five runs, ninth, President Ruasell of the with th all tangle the legal status of the TIP WRIGHT'S COLUMN half} and | The bat-| Boston National league r John Kling, prinetpal figure tn th i Boston, saying he will not play » the game, nnouncement of Vice President would take legal steps to block th By playing with Boston pal rday’s game, | Slongo Stranglehold ix not a jname to charm with. Many who looked at his wrinkled face, pug | nacious, arshot jaw with wicked, p ing fangs and set eyes, might draw away in fear But he had a heart of gold and he died saving lives, a hero yp Slongo Stranglehold was a bow JeeKed, bull dog. bi in th purple. He was the property of Maj. H. K. Bird, New York city, who had won blue ribbons with his ugh pet, at many a bench show When escaping gas filled the airs talents te Pte fumes and the sleeping inmates threatened with suff Slongo was He fought th until he felt him f succumbing and then crawled owly, but with bulldog insistence the room of the housekeeper and | daughter, wh his franti ytching.and whining aroused 2 The housekeeper ed win dows and doors and the pure sweet air filled the room, reviving her daughter, stupefied by the gas His work complete, Stranglepold dropped his tween his paws and died And they want to muzzle like this Miller and Guesen }teries were © for Georgetown and Beott for Lawton. John The McMurray team wailoped the aggregation by an 18 ay. The game was cle third inning, n Red Headed Big | scor up to th coring Big Lake, ¢ Big L " | for McMurray | |, Seattle baseball managers are no t that all games scheduled with Granite Falls are canc upon | the authority of W. W. Rolle, man- | lager of Granite Pails ' ape The Mike Wrights defeated the Lawtons $2 to 1 yeate noon. The feature of the elever battery work Lindgram of the Wrights Wrights want games with any am ateur teams tn the city. Edmonds Fans | to See Battle Si Gotehy and of F Oscar Mortimer will fight ten rounds tonight at Bd monds before the Edmonds Athletic | ib. The mill will start at 9:3 Yclock, and two boata will leave the Colman dock at p. m. for the Seattle ring followers who will) leave to see the contest Gotchy and Mortimer recently fought a 10round draw € will weigh 156 and Mortimer colored heavyweight who mght Lester to a draw, will onee c E. M. Fry ts promoting the bout SPORTING SPARKS INDIANAPOLIS—The feature of ja walking tournament which lopened today under the auspices of the business men of Indianapolis is a 5600-mile heel-and-toe contest, in |which Dan O'Leary, the famous | pedestrian, is a contestant. O'Leary says he expects to capture first prize of | KANSAS CITY.—With Dick Giv. ens of Philadelphia aa sparring partir, Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fire man, who is matched to fight Carl Morris, the Oklahoma hope, July 4 is training here. [t has not yet been decided whether the bout will be staged in Sapulpa or Tulsa, Okina NEWARK, N. J.—Frank Kramer sprinted in the last lap and won the |five-mile bicycle championship yes | terday, beating Jimmie Clark by six | Inches. The time was 10:183-5 Specials for Saturday and Monday The Superior $1 Reel for 65¢ $1 doz. Best Trout Flies at 50¢ The Westinghouse $5 Electric Iron at $4.45 Theo. Wilts & Co. 1012 FIRST AVE. CANADIAN PACIFIC Canadian Pacific teamahtps Prin Victoria and Princess Charlotte daily Fleming Seattle meet yesterday out of 100, lin trophy at 19 was with breaking ya Ruppe and for the Shelby the shootoft. high ‘Trapshooters Fleming Wins and winning th ds Peterson, Williams ted wateh The score Dance at Dreami “The Rubber Store” 714 First Av. We carry a complete Khaki, Rubber Rubber Wool Tackle Tennis ‘Tennis ing Ammunition and Pootwear a! San Bocks, Wright Goods, on nwoclation re of 96 with 18 Robb line of at the Shank traight Robb, won loth. Cutlery & Dit Importe Shoos. Tennis Racquets Restrung Ind, 2880 Main 6089—Phone: We can lars r a to $3.00. $1.75 shades. Yard Serge Now 20 Ph Suiting; worth Newest cluding “vy or kimono blouses: low “round aleo fine grade; yard yard t—either LADIES’ $1.75 Camel's Hair med with dainty Ia n big lot of 1 sizes: FRENCH BATISTE 48 inches Tibbs-Hutching n $2.00 Tweed Suiting save you several dresses on or the goods to 1 do not 8. and Shadow Diagonals y during the Plain of Checked Votles fully $1.00 yard, io cut; sleeve waists Scores of pretty kinds, trim. © and embroidery; jored Waists; all 2 to ake uy } delay all boat ale at SPORTING NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD JOHN KLING REFUSES TO PLAY WITH BOSTON TEAM, Weekly Shoot 1 RVYRRYTHING WoRrTH WHILE IN ATHULETICN | Portland Pitcher American Teams Shipped to South immediately wold the New Orleans Bill Hayward Is youn@teg to|l ¢ cireuit, while St om of the best, and |team here, It 1s pointed shatter some season at records | MORRIS GETS BOOST endanee Assembling Team’ MEW. YOHK. June ae Jeanette, who | en in Oklahon PORTLAND, Or, Jone -|ma to train Morris, haw | William Hayward, the well veowa bulled bis stock ing out @ University of Oregon coach, today|number of confidential tips that | began work of assembling athletes | Morris is “the goods.” In a ying |who will represent the Multnomah | trip here he said |club at the Pacific Northwestern Joenson ain't gonna last forever, championships at Seattle June 17.| Morris has a wallop that could kif a cow, Some day he's goin’ Jack.” Hayward will train the local squad to use Martin Hawkins, Oregon's premier | {t on ‘The young woman in this picture 4 mouse, girls, She is Anna Bell of ¢ hown breaking the girls’ run feet 11 Inches at the interclass games, Mi and b us, it's the form that counts whe Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. Ses Classified Page. GRADUATION DRESSES welcome dol ¢ will help »—but LOW SHOES Lovely Sandals and Strap Eftects, Oxfords, Gibson Ties and Button Half-Bhoop In the TH bers; v TIBBS-HUTCHINGS Sale of Summer Suitings and Woolens, Mannish Skirtings Popular Mannish Woolen: —We can save you 50c to $1.00 per yard if you wil! buy these during this sai English Coverts, shower proof; ¢ Tweeds, Camel’ All 54 inches wide 6 Assorted Fancy 54-inch @uitings. priced to save you Tibbs-Hutehings Sale at VOILES also Sale of New White Waists and Middy Blouses WORTH $1.50 TO $2.00 98c models of Summer W: neck, the also th and “4 LONGCLOTH — Good Yq inity Lapgcloth; 1 yard goods; | TH price. LINEN—Puro width; shits, watsts, ote, 0 value, SUITING3—White EF rmanent line ard 4 White regular $1.00 vi 1. All- Woe for he new “middy WHITE GQQDS SPECIALS 4 French Batiste; » width; 36-inch dd. ‘Bale price, Sultin b inches wide. 23c¢ 5 72 inches wide; »od for summer yard . to put please $1.98 is, yard Hair Serges xcellent $1 25 $1.49 $1.49 new stripes va. $4.49 best Bay. ie sellers choles kinds. Worth $1.7 New of Wome stock most beautiful Oriental fe with a fitted bi red and finished with are trimmed front and on sleeves. are ma extra 500 Ic soft-finished 10c ng; Imported worth nate 83c tin Ing broad Jump re Hi jumps in splendid form Algernon Length Challis Kimonos, in sian patterns you ever sa medium and dark colors. All sizes in not trying, girls com Islan She § away 4. umnped DANISH CLOTH Remember, this ts half-woot!; and other pur 9c Hydroges "156 New Challis Kimonos 5 98c Full- the n’s and Per- aw; light, These shir- and ack, belt, around neck, ‘down R. & G. Corsets Crockery—Carpeta fine kuarant A pair $1.80 Lone # Hair well-made shades: 91 value, A set put of lawns with pretty lace and finished with pin tucks and wide Curtains—Blanteare for Not 15e, but the green ood Bright New Waists, Kimonos and Beanies Remember, There Are No High Prices at London’s New One-Piece White Dresses, Regular Prices Up to $8.00 $3.98 New, fresh and n and tucks. Underwear—Hosiery—Men's Wear. bathing suits k Gloves and wear; and women. \hurdler, and Wil Neill, form |holder of the Northwestern OLD HATS biocke for the javelin throw, will ¥ t ‘oe Ha dyed, retrimmed « “0 ers of the team, sald Hay |] PLUMES willowed, dyed, age and remade | Seattle. Autamobile School, 210 THE MODEL MILIINERY 0. on eee People’s Bank Bidg Broadway WALL PAPER Retailed at Wholesale Prices DAHLEM & BARRY 1508 3rd, near Pike SUCCESSFUL The of this Tibbs-Hutchings Sale is that there are no odds and ends. beauty It is all clean merchandise, just such as you want for yourself or for the com- fort and protection of the loved home. ones at LADIES’ 50c VESTS White as the driven snow; sleveless lisie, or plain yokes; we are very positive about the value of these Vests. In the T.-H. Sale at . with fancy 8c 25c TIBBS-HUTCHINGS Sale of Summer Draperies SILKOLINES—Best grade 36-inch Silkolines; over 100 styles; also plain colors; worth 1c yard. 0 T.-H. Sale price, yard .. WUC SATEENS—36-inch Figured | Sateens; well assorted pat- terns for drapery purposes; price, yard .. DENIM—Figured Art Denims: ible patterns; 18¢ — yard . 32 Inches wide; T-H. Sale price, revers- es 122¢ “150. MADRAS, 43{c 36-inch Cathedral Madras, in red and green styles only; regular 1c value. T.H. Sale b. Ben 3 40 FORO icceseccae coustes Washable Petticoats Worth $1.25 to $1.50 69c Made of ging hams and mercerized cham- brays, in plain eolors, stripes, checks and plaids. These are well made and finished and are wonderful values at this price. fine dress clean; ready to made of finest lingerie and trimmed and embroidery All sizes for misses DOMESTIC SPECIALS TOWELING—Hileached Twilled Toweling, 16 inches wide, T.-H, Sale price, yard TOWELS—Whito Huck Towels, size 14x29; hemmed. T.-H. Sale price, each WASH borHe-cunnien hed Wash Rags price, each ..., «320 42c IH, Sale .. ONE PENNY OUTING FLANNEL—W hite Outing hee apg a Sale price, vel * 82 dandy 10¢ seller, T.-H OUTING—Unbleached Outing ..50c month #1 : Be. T-H. Sale price, yard SHEETS—Stockinet Crib Sher worth $1.2 tH size Sale price, each May Be Traded PORTLAND, Or, June 12—| ST, LOUIS, June A rumen Pitcher Harry Fanwell started for |that the Detroit Tigers may te New Orleans today. f was | shifted to St, Louis, and that the handed bis release by Wa' Me | Browns may go to the Michigag Credie last night just before the| city ts going the rounds here, ang Beavers left for the South jalfhough it is dented by President Fanwell came to Portland option-| Hedges of the B © fact al on his making good with the|that two big addi wre being Beavers, When McCredie decided It at Sporteme park © that Fanwell yould not do fer ausing some fans the Pacific Coast Yeague, he notified | report Claveland, from. whom he bad! Detroit i knowr purchased Fanwell, and Cleveland | baseball town on ‘ ‘There’ Each But t! * * »