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GIANTS SLAUGHTER CONFIDENT TIGERS Beattle 12 @tumbled at the start, finished like the fence. A safe fly “Rocky Morse groun and Rockenf It looke Tigers to six scatt after several setbacks Gommenced to score one in the third. ov do Tacoma 3, hopped onto the visiting Bengals, handed them a fearful drubbing, the fans who flocked to the ball farm went home happy Fullerton officiated in the box for Seattle. but soon picked himeelf up, quarter horse, Johnny ying the game. second off the bag and Ort t to Leard. home. 4 dark for Seattle bing due to the fast fielding of the Bi A ass and a safe slam by Coc That ¢ Co Fullerton Lyn but Raymond beat out an infield hit one to the fence tying the tally Pwo more “Rocky home on a double A cluster singled, third and stole home. Leard walked in th cracked out a thr Mike remarks, which the Annis on the ball. The given their finger fine Details of the Neattle. AD Rt “PIPPINS ARE PLUCKED BY INDIANS June 13.—Spok $ to T PORTLAND, took an easy game. al scoring him. A runs came inethe fifth. made & boot and Bues ste of clouts In the seventh gave the and Weed and Ort doubled. eighth. CG the leather out of the lot bring parthy. stem the tide of defeat @ians, and had the Portland Spokane Batteries Kraft and Hasty “Old Man game safe at a fe meyer and Harris for Portland. Victorta Game. Today Bt. Lowi Ctncinnar’ rook IF Brooklyn... Pittsburg . Batteries——Barger Camnits and Gibson. At Chicago. R. Boston . Chicago Batteries Browa and Raridan muffed tt Abbott singled over second 8 for x in three agger that scored him Lynch was banished in the eighth inning fom making ¢unny fans greatly @ Tacoma’s star left-hander score would have support massacre follow ‘SALMON FISHING UFFERS ANGLER SPLENDID SPORT ells the story, The despised Giannis and but surprised He stubbed his toe and got bis stride, and Bassey slammed the all over oleman walked. Rockenfield Igbbed n pegged the ball to first to @atch tting @loman reach third, and Coleman h flew out and Burns fanned Fullertow settled down and held the the remaining eight loning@ and als, the Giants sh gave Seattle In the fourth moment later and Fullertoy whar Fullerton sfole bom od Bues walked and Weed siagled. ored, Weed went to third, and came Giants three. Bues seortng two, Ort was advapced to ‘ocash singled, and Cruikshank lofted d hit, and Ort njoyed was wild yesterday, and had little been greater had not the Bengals DR. H. V. WURDEMANN The picture shows the relative size of the 62) ,pound Tyee salmon, outelassed Portland yesterday and| When Seattio angier landed after a hard struggle, using only light rod Portland pitchers vainly tried to |#"¢ reel Kraft did the flinging That the farfamed tarpon U stages. The score ing off Catalina island and , ~ the Keys of Florida in not one whit | ® H&B rod and line, Frequent | better sport than catching the gar man’s boat along at a I! | Tyee salmon, which Dr. W ann saya that if the | Vancouver island, is the declaration t off Vancouver inland} lof Dr. H. V. Wurdemann of this city,| Was Widely advertised that hun | who is an enthusiastic angler dreds of eastern .ank ld be Fishing in a small boat with a/ found there ever The fish and ree: mouth of the | will running p end of} Campbell rive sar, De. Warde, July, and a number of well-known] mann pound Ty Seat dy plam salmon, and only landed the big fish | ning to take yachting trips up the after about 40 minutes’ exhaustive | const work Several The salmon are strong found off Vancouy a pebble Tyee or King salm mouth and offer the angle: fish-| be played to the limit. It fn no easy the | feat to land & 60-pound salmon with oo00 €: 3. 4:9 ¥ 65° Spokane; Garrett abound or Jensen, Max - Young Athlete | Who Made Good | rod be hoo! varieties of salmon are island, but the are the Kamest the most sport enduring They and hay are to = BEES ARE ON THE GREASED TOBOGGAN ys at Vancouver this k, and the Reavers are #u san awful beating Th Bees are aly outdle rac and are being cleaned by every ¢ m they mee management is sfier new players, however, and with| | Raymer in as manager the team may make & better showing before | the season is too far advanced. Spokane plays Portland this week and the Indians » the majority of the contests, In fact | there should be league standing this week, although the Tigers have a ¢ i set the pace, for they ar jonly two games behind the leaders Fans Say Kling ‘Gotchy. Handed __ Is Going Back’ Sleep-Producer CHICAGO, June 13 | Kling, onee premier Viet That Johnny | backstop, {* fans arc Oscar Mor the heavyweight colored | knocked out Si eae eae hind ARE ante cite Seattle Business Director T his Directory Is Reliable. Read the Ads Carefully; Get Ac With the Telephone Numbers and Addresses an Patronize T hese Firms When Possible “AMATEUR FINISHING Just to Make FREE "rs You Acquaintag With Work Fir@ Holl of Plime Be veloped Free of ¢ Rend for Us When You Wan Made Any Way, Anywhere, Any EL ECTRIC STUDIO BALL 005 Becond Ave wet, Main 7809 CONSULTATION FEE © in All Courts Altion— Laws Personal tnjurtes, ty Wiabts, Retates. A. J. SPECKERT Lawyer and Lecturer Husvand Hank rup and tna. 80, Ma OOw wry ENA DANCING AC ADEM Metwnew vik s Baggage and Transfer The Eagle ‘Trgnafer Co. 716 FOUR Passes 991 Prompt Serviea by Expert Men at Low Rates Five Days’ Storage Free BAKERIES MRS. PFEFFER’S * BAKERY « Get Quai Combined 1913 iret ine Ste, Avenue. BATHS Oriental Steam Baths wa kus BLDG BILLIARDS ¢ OUR NEW PARLOR 2nd and Spring BROWN & HULEN 3rd Floor BUSINESS COLLEGES | are and ial Sesiasee shoot Ra a W. BOYNTON HAKOW ARE Co. Mabras, *. CONTRACTORS * Would you and money? MR. GULLETT,. NTRACTOR ale va After 6 “CORN CURES Frogner & Cor n Plasters rae we 25 CENTS —stamps 4915 Genesee Mt, Boa ©. H. PROGNER, Phone ted. York 17% DAIRIES Washington Dairy Phone Ind. A 48 Pit NINTH AVENUE Certified Mitk « Kpectaity Inspected in Ac Oras wance with City INDEPENDENT DAIRY KALBERG & rerew DETECTIVES CODY DETECTIVE AGENCY, inc. 02-40 Arvade Hide PHONES Male—DETECTIV ES Female Leg 3678 dD . Principal Dressmaking College KEISTER’S TALLOMING COLLEOR making at © Price 1501 14th Ave ao 1. A. Mean, # Kast 639 Dyeing and Cleaning UNION DYE WORKS, INC Classy Cleaners and Dyers ™ PHONES ELECTRICIANS rim a" | We Retail Everything Electrical ELECTROPLATING HOUSEWIVES! toa. ' oc HOMES Paints, Oils and Glas and butid A at kof Bune BUNGALOW Contrat HORSESHOERS — J. HEWITSON e400 Winer . Cor, ¥ Main 2007 PHONES: #3" 2), PHOTOGRAPH ERS JOHN L. JOHNSON rHorockarnen in ait snes : ying and Enlarge and Printing 15164 FIRST AVENUE 1428 Kighity Av., Cor. Pike PP Main 6146 Hoyt—Doughnut King y Tried Our Cakes? wn, Man, A NEW FEATURE pecielyina et 7 iggaac. AMBING AN HEATING | 412 Third Ave | Phone Queen Anne 1406 py Attended ICE CREAM OUR SUNDAY BRICK Will be STRAWPERRY PINEAPPLE For Sale by All Dealers SEATTLE ICE CREAM CoO. LAUNDRIES | Plymouth Laundry PLUMBERS | Have mu Patablished 1800, € Mt VANILLA and bn ToL Mas 134 Kepler Block, 813 Second Av Office 8 a. m. SANITARIUM BATHS Sanitarium Treatment Rooms|§ Hours to 6 p. m. WORK mIGHT Me KIGHT rhick Phones) Queen Anne 1834; . 1833 WESTLAKE AVENUE Oriental Steam L. 5 OKADA, F Best Ww bie Prices indry Co. wr rk and Deliver HORSES - Bought, Soid, Exchanged 1205 FIRST AV. SO. Phone Main 3761 N, T. JOLLIFFE, Prop. P08 14th Ay —Phones— South Ind. A 1194 LIQUOR CURES We w | Beacon $500 REWARD be SINGER STORE In New Location 1528 FIRST AVE, | OPPOSITE SANITARY MARKET Main 1926 4, B. BRISOIS. Mer Firel_and Main Res, A LIVERY ST. ABLES THE MANLY STABLES TOS Western Ave. ind Near Pike STALLS TO RENT Double Wag Hired for « cs Cana, Star Ash Cans Star Oily Waste Cans Made right. Prices right, Factory and Office, [ee 112% Second Av. 8 MERZ SHEET __METAL WORKS MACHINE WORKS — EMERY MACHINE co. ford | Enterprise Sheet Metal Works Hotei and F f al Jobbing Boat Work Steam T & Spe MEDICINES |going back and that ¢ }glad that he ts no longer las Saas asks jteam is the al belief in ba: e 5 : | ball eirel R HE 4 | Considerable comment has beer soueus by the fact that two days be Reulbach and Graham. on the New York ‘Cineinnat) 3 ghth round ofa scheduled 10-round bout before the Edmonds Athletic club last} night The fight was fast and is and witnessed by about half of whom w from jotehy in the was BUTTER & EGGS MOORE & CADY N. W. Cor. Ist and Pike. Fancy lowa 95 UNION sT. Phone Ind. 4498. _SHOE REPAIRING FISTULA CURED. monial of John Wort Batteries— Ames, Raymond and Meyers; Keefe and Clarke, McLean At St. Louis. R. Philadelphia St. Louis Batteries— Ale Harmon, Geyer, Bresnahan, Bilis ander and Dooin Laudermilk AMERICAN | en Cleveland New York Batteries James Quinn and Sweeney. At Washington. Chicago Washington . Batteries—White Walker and Street and 4 At Boston. Detrolt Boston Batteries—Will Hall and Nunamaker At Philadelphia. R. St. Louis Philadelphia Pelty and Clarke Lapp. 0 Coombs Land; H E. eae ‘st sativa ' Feminine Fans A “4 ee Casey and American Association WoL Oe Kansan cit Cotambun Bt Pan Min lo Toledo Indsanaporis ‘ | Portis und last COAST LEAGUE Portland jan Francis Vernon Oakiand Hacrame Los An KNOCKOUT BROWN TO BATTLE THE WINNER 13.—That tails for «match with the of the Wolgast-Moran fight, NEW YORK, June uled for July 4 in was the statement made today okout Brown's manager, de. n Franciseo. have practically been agreed upon by Dann. | weconds. winner h fore t » which sent Kling t the Boston Doves was announce five trolley dodgers stole while was behind the bat Gotehy forced his heavier oppo | nent from the start and In chp-wtert | ind had Mortimer in distrpas 08 | t ropes. Gotchy started trong] a the seventh towar@ the} und end two hard rights to his] tomach we 4 him. during the and came Two ri he Ree! \* ba |® AMATEUR BASEBALL oul k in s to the jaw} loored him for count of eight and as he his feet » rights knocked him o | | SPORTING SPARKS } SPOKANE.—Raiph Frary, forneel Northwestern league umpire, will leave this we » accept a position | # indicator holder tn the National] | leag intermission | the eighth. * ° ee ee ee ee The Cubs want games in or out of town for June Address A. L.| No box Winslow defeated the Cubs of Se attle 9 to 8 in a game played Sun day Winslow wants games with jeattle teams for July. Address B.| |J. Shannon, Winslow. HAROLD RAYMOND. Harold Raymond, captain of the | Lincoln track team, which won the state championship at the big Ta coma meet. Raymond is a quarter miler and took third in the Ta coma meet, four men finishing } within two feet of each other. Ray. | mond won second in the 440 in the | Seattle interscholastic. Raymond's | best time in the 440 {s about 53 The Meridian Grangers defeated Covington 9 to 5 last Sunday Ct Covington, The batterie R Harvey and Rudy for Covington and H. R Lee for the Grangers The Grangers— want games with Seattle teams. Address John Kashba Kent, Wash wer POUGHKEEPSIE, | University of Wisconsin crew rived here today to practice collegiate regatta bla's crew is here nell {8 expected tomorrow N V.—The} ar} for the June 27 and Cor nd The Pirates won a fast game from the South Seattle team. Sharkey the Pirate pitcher, fanned 16 met The Pirates want games in the 17-| weight, will go 15 rounds befo year-old class. Phone Arthur Ray-| Winnipeg club June 28, unless n: | mond, Main 157. | tations now pending fall through CHICAGO. — Packey MeFariand and Billy Laude Canadian 1 | May See Games Hereafter, thanks to Shreeder of Tacoma, the in the Northwestern league see three games a s guests of the management tn stead of one as heretofore. This| A wus devided at the league directors’ | three bagger, with the bases load meeting yesterday afternoon, Mr.| ¥®# & feature of the game. Wood $ er strongly advocating the | Tuff twirled a good game for Holly | wood, not allowing a hit after the first inning The West Woodland team e: NEW YORK— defeated the Mics Sunday 16 t Madison Square Garden, New York's home of {ndoor sports, in actually doomed. A ayndt cate organized by Louis Botssevain, a banker formed and ac cepted plans s-atory, office building ‘ on the sit of the Garden. It ts announced that the dismantling of the old struc ture’ will begin soon Ke talt fans | clreuit | The Far West team of Seattic went to Hollywood Sunday and wa: beaten 10 to 3. Walters’ time! move. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day of each week will be Ladies days, commencing with this after noon's game. The league directors again next Monday to protest of Bob Brown of ver against the two gi Umpire Longanecker TULSA, Okla—Threate Oklahoma authorities that the Mor ria-Flynn bout will | ed have | not deterred Morris’ manager, ¥. B Ufer, from beginn on a pavilion intended t at 20,000 peo: ple. He says the fight will go ahead as planned. s th The Mohawk Juniors Al to Bremerton Sunday the Bremerton Juniors xciting twelvednning game |feature of the game was the jing of Pence of the Mohawks. struck out 14 men and did not pass a single wang did good Day De Shaw, | of th Mohawks, chal 17-year team in or out city for games July 2, 9 "| journeyed nd defeated o 2 ina will m uss thi Vancou nes which forfeited to week » bat manager lenges any of the and 30. Jeffries Will Hunt in North aW YORK SPANGENBERG 1100 FIRST AVE aoe, Scissors Manicure Grinds Everything », Mike Donlin Is Not So Popular' ST. LOUIS, June 13.—Mike lin, recently retiistated Giant fielder, is not proving the big card le which it is sald Mugesy d believed he would] N ested himself in Don-|turn from | the for team mate, Roger | accérdin Bresnahan, now manager of the St.4{9-h |Louls Cardinals, is sald t | big |turned him down flat | gast-Mora taking over the old July 4, wt put up to him |Jeffries will start for the President Fogel of the Phillies is} Barney® Oldfield, the ‘now negotiating with the Giants|driver, may accompany and may land Donlir his hunting expedition, | | Don+ out June Enrope 13.—On his re. James Jeffries eight champion thet, Jack to huot » Wol when he int lin's behalf, Mike's old attend, | Northwest auto racing Jeffries on Ramsey, house moved to 1923 First av. minster Rugs, $1.45. BUTTER—2 ibs. 550 Ih RANCH EGGS, 25¢ Doz. COUNTRY CLUB CREAMERY toca BUTTER Lace Rest Qualities at i Fresh Rae Quarry «net ¥ Rene and Low Ave rick 017 Pie CARPENTERS JAMES DUFFY ine FIM AVE. 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