The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1911, Page 2

SKEELS PROVES HE IS REAL RED HOPE Dave Skeels had everything yesterday and what he did to the Spo Kane Indians as a sin and shame. Dave whiffed the first six men, walked ono, then caught his second wind and fanned three more hand funning. By that time Beattle hod five runs, Then a couple of “fox passes” by the Honorable Scotty Allen and & dad boot by Howard, coupled with a single by Netsel, gave the Champs two tallies, If Allen's judgment had not been off and had Howard landed Frisk’s fly, the pan would have been kept {nviolat For the next three innings Dave couldn't be touched. Three gles In a row gave Spokane a score in the eighth and they tallied again fm the ninth when Leard’s error put Cartwright on firat and Netzel and Cooney hit The Giants annexed another run in the fifth, Crulkshank scoring | n Weed's slashing double, Howard made a home run in the seventh | Qn@ Bues doubled and scored on Ort’s single, The Giants made another in the eighth just to show they could. Leard hit, Crutkshank doubled and Leard galloped home on Cooney's muff of Howard's grounder, Skeels whiffed 16 men yesterday, equaling his season's record. He pitched wonderful ball for the first three Innings and then weakened slightly. Vie Holm had nothing on the ball and was tapped for 16 hits, five! of them doubles and three home runs, Here are the details; Seattle, Spokane / An R HPO A Be! tH POA B es Ss OR. gh Bhs Ue ay ae i oF ie ee ox} a) ES eo aa Set ae | $8 f 6 8 Ol Prism ee Wet Se GE See: i 3 2 1 8 bl Noraeee, ib sa eee 4a 8 6 6 e eee 8 Gm Se See eee ee Ger Se et ee & & Se eB . oo 288 a Sa es He tes Bl 3 | Holm. : $f of 16 8 8] Hotm > 2 3 z 3] wn Pt =< e 2 2 ot My Bkeels 16, Alien. Skeets, Btruck out t Holm ®t ° Home rune—Shea, How ard Mases om balle—Ofe tik Summary by Holm PIPPINS POUND OFFERINGS OF ANNIS PORTLAND, June 20.—Annis was no puazle to the Pippins yester | @ay and they pounded him hard when bite meant runs Bloomfield Rept the Tigers’ blows well scattered. The score H. EB. Tacoma ... 1 OT000000-2 1 4 Portland .. . oe O1003000%4 7 1 Batteries—Annis and Burns for Tacoma; Bloomfield and Harris for Portland BEAVERS DEFEAT THE BEES ONCE MORE. VICTORIA, June 20.—MeCreary was batted ont of the box tn the third inning today, with four hits, three runs and three passes against | him, and when Belford replaced him Cates drove out @ home run with ¢wo men on bases. Vancouver took the game, $ to 1. Rasmussen pitched The score | Great ball for Vancouver. R. H. E veeee21LEOQO00OO1-B 9 1} 1000000001 6 4 Batteries— Rasmussen ona Lewis for Vancouver; MeCreary and Bel ford and Dushwood for Victoria i Sy , COAST LEAGUE | ~ u os Results Yesterday 1, Bpokane 4; Portiand 4, Vaecourer §. Vietorta 1 Tacoma at Por toria, Spokane at seat Vancouver NATIONAL iL LEAGUE. inpeapa BH f 3 Ei ; : Morgan Particular ist] NEW YORK, June 20.—Asserting that Packey MeFurland would be transformed from a lightweight | into a welter between 3 and 6/ o'clock, Danny Morgan refuses to| allow his meal ticket, “Knockout” | ott Batteries—Schardt and Bergen; Leifield and Gibson. per and allow McFarland to weigh in at 133 pounds at the early hour on the date of the fight. Morgan's alleged reason for allowing Brown }to meet Matt Wells or Ad Wolgast at 133 at 3 o'clock is that the latter two are “champions and in a post- tion to dictate terms.” Serr T Terre ee er eT . ar me * BASEBALLS COST DUG * Ee lt CONSIDERABLE COIN #| Washi 6 r *% Every time a ball goes over #) fob Poem . se * the fence the fans cheer, oe Johnseon and Street; Bender ana|% r ong 3 Hi * |® Dugdale, the man who pays for * |® the bails, would prefer to sec At Detroit. . |& the horsehide remain in the #/ Ms # Jot. It costs considerable just ° * to supply @ league team with #/ | ® balls for one season Batteries—Young, Lang and'® Last season the Seattle club #| Block; Willett and Stanage. * used 65 dozen balls at $15 a & | ® dozen, the total bill for balls #/ At New York. | @ during the season being $975. # R. H. E ® No wonder the management *| 6 7 Lit ts glad to let a kid into the ® -3 8 1) park free if he returns a ball # Nunamaker | w batted over the fence. * Catawen, gta and Sweeney. |\tk ke Ree eR Things You Should Know F. W. Stevenson & Co., broke! | Batley Bidg., are advised the pi chase of stocks on all declines. * BLANK BOOKS TRICK & MURRAY Office and Factory 72 Columbia St. SPANGENBERG 1100 FIRST AVE. Cor. Spring St. FISHING TACKLE GUNS REVOLVERS BLANK CARTRIDGES Young Men’ 's Clothes ‘We are specially prepared to take care of the needs and wants of young men. The Proper amount of style, qual- ity, a good fit at right prices are always assured. New ar rivals in styles and patterns and always a wide range of sizes for the unusually de veloped are available Credit Accommodation This convenience shows our confidence in you and our confidence in the garments we sell you. It is only reason- able to believe that we must have implicit confidence in our merchandise, or we couldn't sell on credit. EASTERN Outfitting Co., Inc. 1932-34 Second Av., Near® 5 y 5 STRIDE AND ARE CLEANING UP LEADERS | Joe Jackson, Batting Wonder, Finds Strength in ‘“Weakness” he Brown, to meet the Chicago scrap-| . | appraisement falling hair. Joo Jackson, the Cleveland out flelder, the batting sensation of the American league, The ox Southern league star Is called a) freak because he pulla—steps away | from the plate-on every ball piteh- ed to him, With every other player this ls a weakness, But it is one of Joe’ assots, Jackson pulls away farther than any other good batter in the business, He shifts his right foot as the ball comes to him, and his body, when he swings, if from two to three feet farther from the plate than when he takes hia position Jackson pulls two feet on balls! over the outside corner and three feet Vv for a ball acroas the Inside. me gradaate pulls ito the ball. But no one ts trying to show Jackson anything about this hitting thing. He knows more than would-be Instructors George Mullin, Detroit pitcher hearing that Jackson pulled, p dicted he would not hit .260 In the American league, “Just send the) first one at his head, then three over the outside corner and he will sit down, Jackson twn't a real hit ter, he is bat shy,” sald Mullin. Mullin tried his theory, That af ternoon Joe annexed a two-bagger and one for three bases and beat Detroit Up to date Jackson's average j euatiet Mullin is 436. His “weak ness ust be undermining his Ue uniform American Association PAUL HOWARD. Paul Howard, the new o flelder from the St. Paul American association team, comes to Seattle | with a swell recommendation from Mike Kelly, the Saintly City man-! ager, and so far the fans see no reason for not accepting Kelly's Howard made a bad but the boot in yesterday's came, best of players make mistakes and | a man is naturally nervous when he appears in a new league before \atrangers. 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MAYO SNOHOMISH—6M5, #:00, 9:40, 11:06, 11:40 @ m., 1246 6:00, 7:18, 9:00, 10:20, ett ae Meattle lver- rains | ! | nm 'to be belleved, ee WIGGS IS RELEASED AND SAGE SIGNED BY TIGHE Big Jim” Wiggs no longer wears | quently “ The veteran twirler who came| Sage, who was released last week ther team made M here from the Oakland coast/by Victoria with Lane, has been fifth inning. Both|#elid with the fans, Fullerton got leaguers leas than two weeks ago|signed by Tighe to replace Wiggs. | pitchers did good work, Meade, of |Tght off the chu-chu cars and won lhas been released, although he| “Sage is a good pitcher,* said | the Farwests, fanning 14. The Far-| Ms first game against Tacoma. He |won three straight games. But in| Tighe today, “and I figure he will| Wests got fino treatment also won last Saturday's o each of these games Wiggs weak-/ fill the bill for us nicely. Sage has —— Fullerton ts a little chap, ened in the last two or three|the makings of a good man, If he| The Farweste beat the Seattie|!as the goods. Fullerton has lots frames and twice he had to be der jis handled right Lighting company 5 to 8 at Wood-| 0% speed, good trol, nice recked and fresh twiriers sent in| Tighe figures the Victorti land Park Saturday, A home run|>reaks and mixes them up weil to save the day [better man than Wiggs, Sage did | by Swanson was the feature of the | Fullerton is also a handy man with Wiggs’ arm ts not what it used|piteh good ball early in the sea-|game, The Farwests want a game |e club and wins his own games to be and Jack Tighe decided that/son, but lately has been bumped |next Saturday with some outof-|%0W and then when his team m wouldn't fill th bill, Conae-| hard several times. town team. Address Ralph M.|#Fe slow to respond 2 eS ee | Seattle’ 's Fielder From j | | | RRAAKKRERR RRR * ®* AMATEUR BASEBALL. * eS ee ae rane 4 The troquols journeyed to Brem- erton Sunday and were defeated 6 to 1, Fisher of Bremerton held the visitors lo two hit Dug’s New Twirler Is Little—But, Oh, My! ” * vd The Jacobs team went to Auburn Sunday and won 6 to 3 The work of Sherrill, who stole seven bases and got four hits at five times to bat, wae the feature of the game, The Ellers Pioneers blanked Mukilteo 9 to 0 Sunday, Stokes meee a°fine game for the Pioneers, Ninemelr of Mukilteo was hammered hard, irket team was de- ed at Winslow Sunday 5 to % The visitors were unable to hit the Winslow pitcher, * The Des Mothes team won from Lake Side Sunday 15 to 0, Brick non of Des Moines pitched excel- lent ball, fanning 15 men. The Des Moines team wants games in the 17-year-old class, Address G. L, Case, Des Motnes. The Mohawks won a double header Sunday, defeating the Loyal Heights in the morning 8 to 2 on the Adams school grounds. In the afternoon the Mohawks trimmed the Leschis 16 to 10. The battery work of the Mohawks w the feature of both games. HOW JACKSON PULLS’ FROM BALL. atitution, Kid Etberfeld {a the one player who never pulls, Lajole pulls a lit: tle, when t ball ia In close, but usually steps into the ball, Jack son ts the only left-hander in the Kuen who hits almost as balls to left field he does to right. He classes with Lajoie ti his ability to bit freely, Joe pulls from the plate and hits a ball over the outside corner to right and left something that must be seen SPRSSSSSSRSE SE SHSSSSRSSSS PHS EP ESS HSS The Geattie Lighting company team beat the Good Samaritans 2 to 1 in a teninning game played at Woodland park last night. Bern hardt's long drive to center brought in the winning ran The Farwest team of the West ern Dry Goods Co. journeyed to Issaquah Sunday and defeated the local team 6 to 4 In @ fast and well PITCHER FULLERTON. Pitcher Fullerton of the Portiand Conat leaguers has made himself bas been turned “Big Jim” back to Oakland. Bolles, Western Dry Goods Co. Funny Fanigrams That Win Tickets. THE UMPIRES ‘WHO FORFEITED 3 GAMES eee eos ee FAN WAB DISAPPOINTED IN DANNY, In one of the games between Beattle Md Tacoma let week the locals had a real chance to score, There was « man on firs and one on third, Two of our li players” had fanned, and was Danny Shea's turn to do or die. He fanned, too. An @ rooter was imploring Daniel to put it over and when be mi the third strike the old man called out, “Well, he looked like @ coach and four, but he’s only a one-horse shay.” MRS. EB. L. MOORE, 919 E. Spruce St TT HHH HER HHHHE Bete TIT THK hth CHANGE WOULD IMPROVE PITCHER’S FORM. Recently in @ game between two amateur teams the score was tied when the pitcher scooped up a hot grounder and hurleg it to first, letting the man on third score. “Ah, me bye,” shouted & voice with a rich Irish brégue, “If your legs was only as thick ag your head, shure, now, and what a foine shape you'd have” lL PEDROSE, 1452 W. bith St, ee ee | RK Kana “GOOD NIGHT,” SAID FAN AS “KITTY” STARTED, In Saturday’ me when Knight relieved Fullerton, with two Tacoma men on bases, things looked pretty dark. A bleacherite @ the next pitcher, “Knight,” some one answered, @ shouted the pessimistic bleacherite, as he started @ ¢. Knight fooled him, however, for he got out of @ | * *, * AS the hole and. won the game, WILLIAM CHICK, 1329 17th Av. 8. | Special Sale of Willow Pieces Here's a spendid opportunity for you to secure some Willow Furniture at a very low price. We're offering our’ entire line of Willow Summer Furniture, both in the natural and brown finish, at special sale prices. i Ue 3 For tured; made corner posts and praced with filling rods; finished in white or green; 34 or full size: $5 $2.95 value, for .... spe Are Sudeioed | at eats SAN FRANCISCO, June 20. [Betting on the Welsh-Baldwin MILWAUKEE, Wis—A matoh| The three games forfeited to Ta-| v hes been arranged here = Vancouver and Portiand three |!wenty-round fight | Priday | night | opene wi s h oe Pal Moore of Philadelphia and Kid| Weeks ago by Umpires Kane and | Opened todky with ow. Graves of Milwaukee to take place | Longanecker stand according to the in Boston June 26. The fight will te iajon of the league directors ye afternoon » fines we |welection of Eddie Hanlon as ref pe of the contest, the Ko t rounds. Da | imposed on the clubs reiting | stbiitty of a hitch has be NEW YORK—Clifford Harmon, | however, the owners who were af lotr’ ta pur tratabeg. pote New York, has entored the national |fected blocking this suggestion on | (it 1h thelr training. Both balloon race, which starts from/|the part of Joe Coun by their undi-| ‘ey will easily make the stipulated 133 pounds at 4 10 om the day of the $ Kansas City July 10. This makes | Vided vote. six entries and from this number| There was considerable talk | two will be selected to represent /about umpires and the 16 player | » thet enaehatanee America tn the coupe {nternationale | limit, but nothing definite was done. | @ bs race, which starts October 6. | After the meeting the directors # TIPS FROM TIP WRIGHT * | fight -- adjourned to the Rathskeller l* a \$tkhhhheeeeenans The day before Cy Laon; MEMPHIS, Tenn.—Word has been received by relatives of Joe sled de ent algae heats Sabian Jackson, outfielder for Cleveland, & iteh if » President Somers of the Naps ini@ HIRE COLLEGE TEAM. = &/ five hits, he maid recognition of his splendid ball play-)@ TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June #| ing. Jackson will attend Gieyeland |# 20.—Because of ‘the ‘cellar Tl eat Woe Katee tae ee ae achools | |® prociivities of the Clinton *|Uniess I'm mistaken Cy Young of ~ 4 | team of the IilinoieMinsourt #/ 1911 t~ as good as Cy Young of SHERIDAN, Wyo. — Governor |# league, the entire Rose poly: #| toot, "y egheae BRE? Noung of Carey hax ruled that he will allaw|# technic university baseball #115 reduce welebt and the atnek no more fights to take place in this # team has been offered em- *| mpi gg ap ming of pneumonia took off some I state. As a result the match be @ ployment by the Clinton man @ 4 tween Maurice Thompson and Jack |# agement. The Clinton man- #|1 feel potter than I wave fore has Fitzgerald, scheduled for July 4, b agement thinks new blood is ®/time 1 don't know how strong 1 been called off. needed be am, but If I am as strong as I © Ae Tiap ; used to be, I'm going to \¢ PITTSBURG—In the finals of wey HR EY HEY HEME Hor cme TD BNE (O win a lot the Oak Mount Country club golf Grover Land, who has been | working out with the veteran, says he has as much speed as ever and two unmarried, women Out of the fifteen «nm | tournament were victors. Strong and serviceable; medium folds up with but motion; a wide, comfortable cart; comes in brown, green and maroon ; regular price $9.00. Special tomorrow, only. weight; one A strong, swell made Chiffonier; alll solid oak, in the golden finish; size of top 18x30 inches; five long drawers; 7 plain panel back; just the thing for @7 summer home or camp. Extra special PEICE 0500s tournament igen am. Joe Coster Walloped |. 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