The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1911, Page 2

The Boy With a High Priced Name Whom Experts Declare to Be Worth Every Cent of It as a Ball Player. “Ten Million is his name—his real name—but the chances are that when some of the big league twirling stare get through with him he will look like thirty cents.” This wan the comment an eastern newspaper made in relating the tale of the Victoria club's star fielder to the Cleveland Naps. Possibly, and then again Ten may look as good as his name—tike & real diamond star, who knows. Fane who have seen him perform on the local diamond, believe he will look like the million, rather than the proverbial thirty cents. He is speedy, a good judge of a fly ball, and a dangerous man with “the stick. He's young, and what he shows now is only @ forerunner of what is to follow—at least that Is what a wise old head like Jim McGuire, Nap scout, believes. He snapped him up after watching him In action one day. Baseball just “came natural” with Ten Million. At four years of he was mascot of the Mount Vernon, Wash, team, where his THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1911. CH LYNCH, please atep this way, We (bil ‘know wo you are—know that you are Mike Lyngh, That Mike Lynch ts a pretty fair sort of a b@i player ¢ of the best minor league manages tn cap We also know that umpires hgve bee make mistakes, Also, we knowgthat got in bad once this year—when you pullef off that rough stuff up in Vancouver, That you promised to be good if taken back info the fold, Also, we know that a whole lot of people in Spokane dug up thetr quarters and halves yesterday to see @ bal) game and not to witness you lead your warriors off the field in a huff at the end of the fifth Inning, That sort of stuff, Mike, is all right to display rage, but it can hardly be considered interesting to the spec tutors. It ls netther good for the game nor yourself, Neither ts it good for George Shreeder, who digs up $500 per month for your “salary For the love of Mike, Mike, be reasonable. oo 000 Everything Is lovely thie week, and the pennant hange high. Dug, old boy, is paying a little social visit to Bob, old top, and Jo@, old scout, Is off by himself, with no one but Mike Lynch and the utupire to quarrel with. Also George Shreeder is separated from t and 6 tivity. known te during the last twenty-four hours, Watty and Nic are putting In the week together up in Victoria, and ax both are peaceable chaps, the chances are we shall be able to worry the week through without any family jars. @oooood Joe Cohn dug up $2.90 to the Postal Telegraph Co. over in Tacoma Sunday to tell a Spokane newspaper that he was going to win the pen nt. And just to make {t real convincing, It quoted Bob Brown to the effect that the fight had already narrowed down to an indian-Beavor scrap. George Shreeder and Dave Dugdale please copy 00000 Eddie Householder hit the pill and start ball park yesterday. The Portland Beave pretty steady, but it’s making no hit with the Portland fans is that the Beavers are slated for the toboggan. ©0000 Who says there's nothing in a name? The Beavers are leading in the Northwest league—also {n the Coast. 0000 After Judge Graham through with his Class A championship series, The Star's allntar team can whip the socks off the winners. Don't forget, Judge. The dope o0000 pity that the Wolgast-McFarland serap, In rtown, next instead of 10—but 10 may be enough. What month, isn't going to go 20 roun You never can tell. 0000600 Come on, now, Boston bugs! Who's going to manage the team next -Mike Dontin or Johnny Kling? oo 000 seball in old Beantown is sort of up in the alr. Report le that John I. Taylor is putting im bis last year as owner of the Red Sox, while it is almost a certainty that Russell and bis colleagues will ro- tire from the Doves. In any event, the team will have a new manager, oo 0 Oo ¢ you |! the boys, and the only thing that can possibly make Georgie sore ie) reading the papers and noting that the umptres have not been switched | |otx hits, but before the water tap at the) ota | POPC PEPER PEERS TEE We’re Down Again eee tht SNE Still one and @ haif behind the Tigers, and take it from us, soon going to be In second place t 1d to relate, we dropped back erday, and again we are from the 1 pesky Geavers are ||! ‘ surely hard to beat. a* ~* T oT ERE E EE EE Ell Cates In Fine Fo e old apitter was working in grand style, and Eli Cates trimmed |the Glants yesterday, 6 to 2, hold ing them to five hits, Sage and Seaton had nothing mystifying on tap, and the Beavers connected for || 11 clouts—enough to tuck the game away, On the Square This Time. The Indians won yesterday, and ft wasn't by the forfeited game route, either. Score 4 to 1, The! Tigers batted Rudy Schwenk hard/ nine bingles—but foxy Rudy kept them scattered. Baker allowed but ¢ got his toes planted in the dirt In the first, three runners had scored. [At Victoria neson and Tonny Wine Pitche Same old thing in Victoria yos-| terday, Pippins 4, Islanders 3. Williams, the Kanaka boy, pitched wood ball, but Tonneson, the port sider, was the class, He fanned Doubles Champions Defeated; Californians Win Matches NEWPORT, R. 1, Aug. 23.--Tennis followers today are dis- cussing the surprising showing made by R. D. Little and G. F. Towehard of York tn defeating Fred B. Alexander and Har old H. Hackett, four-time winners of the national doubles cham- plonship. The veterans put up a strong fight, one set going 28 games. The final scores were 7-5, 15-15 and 64. Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco won by default from T. R. Pell. Thomas ©. Bundy of Low Angeles defeated R. C. Weaver of Massachusetts, 63, 6-0, 7-6, Battie. 13 of the opposing batamen, and was stoady in the pinches == = * * * * * * * * * * * eeeeeeteee i i i i A i i i ie ie Be i i i ie i ee ee Some one as Indians, and Cohn didn’t know, pitcher. ed Joe Cohn, the other The why his team was known day he signed an Indian father, Judge Million, wae then practicing law, and where Ten was born. Later the family moved to Seattle, and Ten became the bright star of the Broadway high school team—an organization that toured the East, and attracted attention throughout the country. The majority of the members of that team went to the State University after gradua- tion, with the result that the university had one of the best teams in Ite history. z Eastern fans believe the player to be masquerading under an as- eumed name, but it is the real thing.. Judge Million evidently figured if Million was a good name, Ten Million woultl be better. “He's every cent of it,” is the universal comment of those who have followed his work on the diamond this y —— ee ORT S tn ee ee CHICAGO. — George Hacken-|Lion.” Little money, however, is schmidt, the Russian Lion, who is | being wagered. training here for his encounter with — Frank Gotch, weighed 227 pounds) FALL RIVER, Mass.— Pitcher today, an@'seems to be in fine! Blum on the Fall River team, in the shape. |New England league, has two no- | hit, no-run games to his credit this HUMBOLDT, fa—Frank Gotch season. hed 207 pounds when he step- tisianta on the scales at his training) SAN FRANCISCO.—Weighing-in eamp.here today. Fearing spies on/ time, which was a point of conten. Bis methods, Gotch has started to\tion between Matty Baldwin and train in. secret, only persons well| willie Ritchie for their bout here Known to himself being admitted to| Angust 31, is settled today. Bald Bis quarters. win finally agreed to make 133 | pounds at & o'cl GHICAGO. — Frederick Coverts| Pour inrer, | UOe Instead of an @n@ Prank Ploger, who are walking from New York to San Francisco on} “@ Wager, resumed thelr western! Journey today. They expect to feach the Pacific coast by Novem ber 17, which will be 125 days from |20Ut, is considering today an offer the time they started. LOS ANGELES.—Patey Kline, who ts sch od to meet Frankie | London to meot Digger Stanley. CHICAGO.—Frank Gotch, cham- brea pion wrestler of the world, is fay-| ST. LOUIs.—Packey McFarland orite here today at odds of five to in a six-round nodecision bout with four for his coming match with his| Leo Kelly, will be the banner event only formidable contender, George |befort the Mozart society here Hackenschmidt, the “Russian Labor Day. — ee : Brown Bears Beat; = Moonshiners RkKKRKE RK Kha % STAR LEAGUE STANDING. * ™ Played. W. Pet. & * Brown Bears 859 * All Stars 833 % Lincolns ® Warrens . we Giants .. Fastidos .. ® Storks ® Newsies . ‘% Moonshiners .7 5 ARERR BRR KK KIRIN Notes OF THE GAME. Totals . Brown Tea Hurwitz, a, Bonar, 2b ..., Hattiold, 30 Coleman, © Ladner, 1b Leavitt, D «2s. +: counno? eccconvoe™ ale wlecccoensuz wle fatletndn ta tntatated * * * eran hhhhhh Moonshiners in a close game yes- Hurwit the mo: terday by the score of 8 to 5. Both individual “ie vmcnott bits for an slabsters twirled high class ball.| ee aeeeiann uae The ste The Brown Bears got the better of | 14. ANaPPY shortstop drove out two the losers on wallops, annexing 5 safe bingles, while Leavitt held the| . For the first time in many games Moonshiners down to 3 sate clonte |Ontfielder Pinkman failed to con- Leavitt whiffed five while Bagshaw | "ct safely with the sphere. sent four to the morgue by fan-| |The Moonshiners muffed ning. Moonshiners n Gteanon 30 ‘ The Brown Bears downed the three to 2. Ladner, the Grizzlies’ first sack er, put out nine without a muff. Once the Brown Bears get start |ed they'll be hard to catch. By win ning yesterday they placed them selves a game ahead on the ladder. Po. LWAVES SEATTLE NIGHTLY AT 1:10 P.M. TO CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE New Compartment-Observation Masher ent ' Nae Oo " uriat REAT oarHens AaiLway AUGUST 22, 23, 28, 29 and 30 SEPTEMBER 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7 | LAST THIS YEAR | Eastern Excursions | TICKET OFFICE | COLUMBIA AND SECOND }} ©. W. Meldrum, City Pass & Ticket Agent Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or sell real estate, etc. Conley here Saturday in a 20-round | |from the National Sporting club of | while the Bears couldn't hang on ooo0o 0 And George Shreeder signed a second baseman named Tépee, so the Indians could get in out of the rgin. oooos8o ba It took three umpire at Spokane yesterday, and then the busted up In a« row. Jack McCarthy was umpire-in-chicf, an@ Splesman and Eddie Burns, subs. Next! "BURKE BEATS PAPKE letic club team defeated the Mo- hawks by a score of 6 to 3, But two scratch hits were sequfed off Kyle, the Ross twirler. The Rosson are out with a challeng@ to the Cluctta, Phone Main 909 mapagor. P } The Fort Lawton team Hefeatted score 2 to 1. Batteries— we ton, Jasper and Fletcher; ji . The North Seattle Athlete club ord Sunday by trimming the Wins- lows on their home grounds, Score Winslow ..000000000-0 § 3 Batteries: N. 8. A. C., Hippen and Huckin. N. 8. A. C, would like to arrange fast out of town team. Address, W. H. Hippen, 1518 First’ay. 8., or Snohomish or Arlington preferred. the Iroqnels Sunday at Sowtt Park, Kueeland and Jones. added another shutout to their ree N. 8, A. C.200202010—7 12 Chisholm; Winslow, Qualey and a game for August 27 with some phone Main 1362. Blaine, Olympia, NOMTHW RST Lt PAPI * ® NEW YORK, Aug. 23.— Billy Papke, claimant of the middleweight title, is out of the championship class entire ly, according to Gotham fans today, who were sorely disap- pointed at the showing he made last night in 10 rounds with Saflor Burke of Brooklyn. The “Illinois Thunderbolt” was battered around the ring from the start, the fourth be ing the only round in which Papke had a shade the best of it. The crowd continually hissed and hooted. The Marquis of Queensber- ry was as much an attraction as the fighters. He acknowl edged the cheering by making bows from his ringside posi tion. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Cinetrnatt u At Bost SEES EERE EERE ERE EEE 16 on ‘i mith, Keete in; Young, Mi » Griftin 49 +. soconrS 8 York 2); pop | Louts 1 5 Wiis Burke, Pittsburg ¥ te 1 sky and Gideon AMERICAN LEAGUE SHES SEES EEE EE EEE EE et tote ke te te tek te te te tok Mitonalt Dana, Thomas; Philadetpiia (m At Mt. 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