The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1911, Page 2

GIANTS OPEN WITH SPOKANE CHAMPIONS TODAY, STARTING AN EIGHT-GAME SERIES Giants Wallop Victoria Both Games INNING both games yesterday from Victoria, the Giants got an even break on the series and re- gained fourth place in the percentage column, Portland dropping back to fifth, Seattle took the first game 6 to 0 and walloped the Bees 4 to 1 in the second contest. Big Jim Wiggs was on the firing Hine in the opening battle, and what he did to the Bees was a sin and shame, Pitching one of the best games seen on the local ball farm this season, he held the Islanders to one lone single, and only one vieitor got as far as second. He issued one pass PARADE COMES OFF AND ('™ TO BE IN he Va aoe Procession to Keller, who made second when Leard dropped Only 28 men faced Wiggs, and they went — the ball, one in the first and Shea's homer made It two fn the second, Williams was hit hard in the fifth and four runs came over, Zackert twirted good ball in the second game, holding the Islanders to six hits, The Bees made their lone tally in the eighth, when McMurdo Walked and scored on Ward's double and DeVogt's sacrifice fly Weed’s hit, an error, and Spencer's bunt, gave Seattle one in the Specond. Rues’ home run and blows by Ort, Raymond and Spencer gw two more in the fourth, and in the fifth Leard got a pass, went to third On Cruickshank's bunt and tallied on Householder's single. MeCreary tened up the last part of the game and pitched good ball, The a FIRST GAME. > i a H POA & a ‘aa a © , pee es eh ‘ ees ae ie i a S| Dus ° soe 46 Slementson,” ve 1 ory ig Macmurdo, 1b * . 4 ee 8 Ward, tb ® 1 ia Dashwood. 2 * a 1-0 6 Witems, Hy ‘ ae <i 8 *Devost e “a ee A ; ‘To ek ae eS a *Hatted for Witlame in mtnth. SCORE BY INNINGS. #6 8 © © & © tue #0 © © © © 8 0 Ome Summary. truck out—-ly Wises 11, by Williams 6. Rage su eae Oa Wises 1 ett Willams $ Doutie piaye-Weed to Ore. Umpire SRCOND GAME Vietorta. a AK H POA EB 1 O]aition, of . *e@preees . we : : : r ‘ : 1 : ‘ oe a | . Be Se ae " S358 1 : ae ae | ° a 2 ‘ 2 1 8 8 8 tame os €2..8 fa By Zackert MeCreary 1 1 “Double playetpencer to yend of of the fourth Inning, and the score was 4 to 0 tn fayor of Spo ikane. Umpire Baumgarten and | Capt. Ostdiek bad a runin during The score: saree ene Sai ttt tg ra Fastidos Beat r| Tigers Beat Washes TACOMA, July 17.—Higgina held | Bis ithe Beavers to two hits yesterday, | took the game 3 to 1. larke also pitched excel In the first inning Ab- hott walked, and then stole to #ec- ond, third and home, The score: s2sese stastre 3s 30 ie des Wash 20 68 266). Louis. 2 RESULTS YESTERDAY. Seattle 6-4, Victoria G1; Tacoma %. Wancowver 1; Spokane & Fortiand + ~ A cas” fet al lll STAR LEAGUE STANDING Won, Lost. Pet. ce, SER. %, tant van- oe, wearer, Portiand Lincoin .. «1 o 1,000 Storks -1 0 1,000 All Stars .....1 © 1,000 Indians Trim Pippins ca + 9 SPOKANE, July 17.—The Indians) yee -1 © 1,000 ‘won a 13-inning game from Portland | mers and Mansse ee 0 1,000 man een gene be ot Bonner | : wG 3 .000 his own game by singling in|” od Fisher, Veughn = Oo 1 = 13th, and i. co the circuit ae er d Se . oa pera" battle th Universities .. 0 1 000 Second game was called ‘at 6 p.m. by agreement. It was the Peers ere reer rs. , RESULTS SATURDAY Fastidos 20, Moonshiners 4. Star Newsies 9, Universities (forfeited). Gray: and Ainow The Fastidos defeated the Moc shiners in a slow and hot game Lincoln park Saturday morning a score of 20 to 4. ets put up a plucky but losing gan NITURE Co AVE FRETWEEN PIKE wime | pertenced opponents. The Fastidos slammed out This ee Nnvertory Sale Is Your Chance to Save Money Slaten rapped out a homer for t Fastidos in the st Sanders f out in the eighth. The score Moonshiners The Moonshin- | wainst their older and more ex two home runs and one three-bagger lowed suit by slamming a homer 17S Welw Now Gey ye HENCE AND T Wiis FOLLOW ns Royar HIGHMESY Wises Your DOOw LETS TO PROCEED at ONCE TO NG The Mohawks claim a@ forfeited | game from the Dex Moines team, > to 0. The Des Moines team failed to play & scheduled game yester day The Great Northern team trimmed the Milwaukee ball tose ers 9 to 6 in a well played game Saturday afternoon, McCloskey Johnny Kilbane, the clever!of Milwaukee fanned 16 men, but Cleveland featherweight, won 4] had poor support decision over Patsy Kilne of New ‘York after 20 rounds of flerce| West Seattle defeated the Moran [fighting at Los Angeles Saturday | teem 7 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Kilbane will now fight| West Seattle struck out 18 men Joe Rivers, the Mexican, and the| This is the fifth straight game wou winner will meet Abe Attell, Kil-/by Wowt Seattle bane and Rivers fought before.) the oid Marbees went to Auburn Rivers vinsing & close decision 10 | yesterday aud defeated the locals, mt $ saaiediadidiieeaumid ‘ sg The patteien were fo ’ " son, Slayton and De Fries, Old Bar Try-Outs Will Be bees; Coleman and Sebram for Auburn, Next Sunday the Old Bar- |been will go to Olympia, Held at Portland The South Parks trounced the (Ry United Press Leased Wire) Rainier Heights $ to 6 yesterday. PORTLAND, Or, July 17.—Port-|Jacobs of South Park held the land will be one of the three cities | 2#lmiers to two rans until the ninth, in the United States where try outs will be held to select athletes |R*¥e them four scores, ifor the world Olympte games in | tertes: were Jacobs, Edson and Geaw- Stockholm next summer, ff plane |2¢f South Park; Fling and Wil- that are now being made by the | ms, Ratnier | Amateur Athletic Union are carried | The Mike Wrights won from the jout, A New York dispateh today Excelsiors 7 to 2 in « fast game at says that offic are figuring on Washington park yesterday. | three cities In which to hold the try. of the Wrights fanned 10 men. The jouts, Philadelphia, Chicago of the game was the hit- Portland. noreraesemnees Your years ago San Franc taco | was selected as the tryout place) for the Pacific coast athletics, ‘The plan of holding the section: try-outs eliminates h of the « pense connected with the selection of the American team, aiid gives |more athletes an opportgnity to! % | compete, * Meade of | OuT THE Au AUTO Hey Jean BRING 1, THE DOOK 15 WAITING ting of Burns, who knocked a hom run and & three-bagger. Lindgre | did some good b: | the winners. Seattle Shooters Win |- Fourteen Seattie | went to Tacoma yesterday and won |firet place in the amateur and pro | fessional classes, and second place in the three-men team event. Flem- of 150, Reid was high profesnio with 147 out of 150, and Ellis, Fiem |fog and Johnson of Beattie were ne being beaten by Young, Jack Cooper shot 74 The Seattle men will hold a prac lateh jays. Lonnie Will Box With Bat Nelson Lonnie Austin will leave tomor row for Aberdeen, where he will box Bat Nelson @ sixround no tourney are the authorities wouldn't permit the-bout were Nelson's opponent any one but Austin. But Lonnie is not a profensional fighter, but a ‘a ‘the ring is @ guarantee that it will be an on the square exhibition ‘fore ond In the three-men team, with 72,| and E. N. Cooper of Tacoma, who | tice xhoot tomorrow for the Pot-| the two following | KILBANE'S op work for| Ad Wo]gast at the Vernon “arena in trap shooters | ing was high amateur, with 145 out | continue to grow worse after al, |(n&, unless properly tr | “ Berg | boxing instructor, and his presence | tert VICTORY OVER KLINE PUTS HIM IN LINE FOR FEATHER CHAMPIONSHIP THE WINK ORDERS || you ‘TO SHINE UP TH BRASS Worn imme arey tt Los ANGELES. —Freddie Welsh, . no retin, November, started today to condt tion himself for the bout pprncaren: Toe Nails {) Splendid Scientific Kemedy for This ) | and Ali Sore Veet. | Ingrowing Gatis, ike at! foot troubies, © start Anide from | At one-half to onethird the prices lof the Dental Combine by the only | Dentists in Seattle not in the Den- tal Trust who hire no substitutes, but attend to all work personally. All work of the highest quality by the latest painless methods. We “\guarantee all work. Office estab Hshed 10 years. SCHAFFNER & THOMPSON Corner Second at Yesier Way Over Guy’s Drug Store. Entrance Room 204, | Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p.m Sundays, 10 to 1. the awful t follow negiect & basin of hot wa the fet in this fifteen minutes, atve desired resulta) | this each night untt by magic Hghefol pesied right off eallousee Bunions have the in decision exhibition. The chances pq, fo pt in stock by any a will quickiy get it trbm hin wi house, A twenty-five said to be sufficient evening. Trial altrays free Main $911, Ind. 194 RUNS EVERY MONDAY. * fr) TOUR’ A AD HERE? ‘Golfers Make Some | *! *| Very Good Scores, germpmcior > Some remarkably fine scores = h . G rm Cr its rr 4 were made on the Seattle ort and | Repair Your tages oe Por apa it Jopen class for amateurs and pro- & ‘amales * | fessionals. The scores follow iB. 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Wilts Co. |General Repairing, Painting and Trim: | Here is the schedule for this 1012 FIRST AVE. 2219-17 FIRST AVE. 80. SEATTLE | week in The Star league: Monday | - Lincoln Cubs vs. Fastidos; Tues —— =A] BRIC-A-BRAC day, Brown Bears vs. Star Newst 1 PE SOLAR PERE Wednesday, Moonshiners vs, Plo: . TOKUTA, neers; Thursday, Woodlands vs ° Ripert in Men |Storke; Friday, Small Sluggers vs Foresiain, | Ivory, ‘Giants; Saturday, Universities vs 5 lee re | All-Stars. All gaines will be played " ariow; chair caning. ja 10 a, m, at Lincoln park. | BOSTON, — The annual here today with |plonship of the event. | wood Cricket club courts. | trom the Far and Central West ai jentered, as well as a large numb |of Eastern tennis cracks. KALAMAZOO, Mich-—Many the best trotting and pacing hors st as the featu of the turf will compete in the grand which le ireult harness racing meet, lopens here today. The racing w | week of the month, PUT IN BAY, O. |gatta of the Inte: All our odd Dining Chairs—in other words, lines of which we have but one to four of a pattern—have been reduced to exactly half price. ‘There is a large range of styles and fin- ishes to select from. A three-day special—Tuesday,.Wednesday, Thursday See the windows—they’re full of Chairs. | will continue throughout the [tle 14-footers and speed motor boa | entered the competition, | EL PASO, Tex.—Extensive pla for heavyweight prize fights duri \the winter race meeting at just across the Rio Gran |here, have been squelched by t sew officials of the frontier city. SPORT SPARKS Long | wood lawn tennis tournament began | the doubles cham. The play is on the Long- Players ‘be transferred to Grand Rapids next |week and to Detroit on the last —The annual re- wake Yachting assoclation began here today, and wek ‘A great fleet, including catboats, lit Juarez, from 119 Madison St nation: | To do a certain thing a certain way often consti* tutes financial success. If you have singleness of purpose in saving, you will succeed One great element of stability in this Strictly Savings Bank is its single ness of purpose. re re | i100 Fourth Ave. Main 7012 er . CASH REGISTERS of On Aa wold i makes exchanged ined. bs and Open an account in this bank and you will be aided by its determination to aid you. The Bank for Savings Cor. 3rd Ave. and Pike St. J. A. BUNDWALL, A697. 206 James st CARPENTERS ts, ne ng ane & ©. Cash Registers : bouent, | WANTED—ty Edison Electric Co. Wiring, Repairing and Contracting. Retailers of Motors, Fans and Supptics. 220 Co! Phone, led. 4ne2 J. Montgo ¥. 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