The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1911, Page 2

which they got in the were unmercifully ers by Bues and Weed, nd, and a complimentary Giants four But McCreary down commenced to flatten out the slants of Bud Moe, the Harrington recruit. Me was chased to the fa the third and Fullerton sent in to stem the tide of defeat. Fullerton had little yesterday and Wattelet’s crew tapped him, for 11 bingles before the matinee spp sea ge shi ebat e * MeCreary's offerings were also casy, nts garnered ita, but share, fielding cut off runs. The score Was tied In the fifth, ‘ma the last three seasions the Bees rolled up seven runs a d romped tie Pivcmess were fattened om both sites. Goodman made three singles and a homer in five tines to bat. Buse, Raymond, Clement: gon and DeVoxt each made three hits, and Householder signalized bis ih & Seattle uniform by hitting both times at bat, one dingle being |’ . MeCreary seemed to have jots of respect for his former : eon n mone Be Lo REE oak: MedevSevonZ Sleere Slevceccoce-? JTS YESTERDAY y ne 4, Port sith t ‘TODAY. Portland at Mpo- ; FEE ae “on lien, Gaver and Lauder- milk and han; ‘Tyler and Kiln. Cinetmatt ‘ : é Detieries Fromme Selth and Melean - | Alexander aad Dootn ball Pittebarg-New York game postponed: ith ara two more in the sixth ge th yg “or ba Ei and > the ‘seventh. they swelled their total to ten on Leavitt's home Tun, Brown's three bagger, a pase 2} and some more stealing. be settled down and pitched bat Kraft was effective] AMERICAN LEAGUE i Pritadetphia . : At Det ‘ “1B ‘ ‘ Ralteriee—Coombe and Lapp: ‘Stanage and Whites oi: 9 ker und Menry; Young nr ee Sherwood M 1 in Sanitari ium i Endl 1; f Hee White! ee WOR, BOOTS, TACK E| on WHE Yivue THoudH! _—— ye The pausiaai sehen a Pioneers Beaten {Ti by Brown Bears, SEEDS UEEROSOOT SS *& STAR LEAGUE STANDING * ee eS * In the third two hits, one of them & slashing double by Murphy, « ;|Dassed bail and some daring base 2} stealing gave the Bears three more runs. Two bases on balls, a sacri Coleman allowed = th Mutleo | Pianeers only one single in the first five innings, I 2, % 1) however, they got to him for three : ia, one of them a home ri and « double by G. Vaw and tallied twice. The Gears made six runs tn the first half of the ni aa the game was limited to one hour and @ half the contest was called and the score revert t the sixth, by th taning, but e the last half of the preceeding in of a single, and the felding of}. The feature of the game was the tacular one handed catch b; y Vaux, who robbed Leavitt Murphy, Bonner and Vaux. Stubbs starred at bat, getting four singles in wix times at bat. Hore ten | Piakima Tota 3 . S| ewownpume 3 S| owe neaweee leenuonsenoP } re {lyesterday and was thought to be | S¥ads 2 ° lately has been hitting like a fiend, a homer and yesterday he punched out two nice singles. Jack Tighe his teeth an be watched the former Giant and wished Co- cash had found bis butting eye @ week or #0 sooner. SEOs: oT ae Bud Mars May ERIE, Pa, Jaly 15.-—J. CL Mars, the aviator, who fell faltally iujnred. may recover. Re)? |ports from tne bompital to which|— ms ‘ Mars was taken, sa yloday {hat be \qeamer and schedule ewbiect te change |Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p, m. is showing remarkable vitality) ing death this time are fairly good. Mars’ breastbone was broken by the fall and his skall slightly trac tured. When he recovered con- Here in the sehedule for next |sciousness he said tle accident was week in The Star league; Monday, | 4ue to an “alr pocket,” which sud: Thursday, Woodlands vs. Storks; Friday, Small Sluggers Saturday, Universities | vs. All-Stars. 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