The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1912, Page 2

2 NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Athletic Park BASEBALL Tomorrow at 2100 p.m, WANCOUVRR va TACOMA, “Admission 26 Yoster Car SEATTLE WINS IN SWATFEST PARTY pitchers were necessary to stave off the batting |proclivities of the combined mem {bership of the Vancouver and Se jattle teams, The hired men went ‘after that ball just as if it was the last game of the season, and the Fe sult of the contest depended on their batting strength. As a result of the awatting party, 191 hits, six two-baggers and four home runs were manufactured for ithe officlal scorekeeper. Pete —“ISchnetder was the only heaviat who came out of the battle KODAK scarred, and poor ttle Charl |Fullerton last, just one spasm. Finishing of the finest kind, “In at ane, at they're done.” MOBS pe 9 wie E and 60e ans. Green Lake, FREMONT, Ballard "eG CHILBERG » Painting Varnishes Six yesterday NICHOLS FINCK ELEY BE Be BUILDER runs things when fire th With a lead of two |were running rather amooth, }Bobby James opened the works box for Vancouver beautiful double, When the in ~Ining was over the Canadians had scored eight runs, making the score 10 to 4 in favor of Vancouver, and it looked as tf all was over but the shouting, when, for the next two innings, the locals failed to make good, In the sixth, however, Chick hit over second, inoculating the rest of his team members with a batting bug that worked over- time until Seattle had scored eight jtuns—enough to win the game. Score 13 to 10. u Beattie — r Moran, it mone et et 1 | o MeMullin, | Whaling, ¢ |Jamen, p Fullerton, Schactder, FOR TACOMA M100. 3 La r. » Totals STR. SIOUX T2100 A. M., 12:00 Noon, S60 Fr On Sundays tg ae 7:30 A 12:00 Noon, P.M THRER ROUND Fries DAILY. Stagte Trip, Everett Se, Bd~ monds 30c, Round Trip, Everett Boe, Edmonds 40. Above rates effective March 18 to June 18, ‘12 Steamers an@ Schedule: Change Without Offtce, Colman | Rennect Prashear Frisk, rf Kippert. ef. James, 30 Roharaw ober |Lewls, © Subject Bi smith. p lea. Seaton, Dock. Tad. 06 Totals . “ by innings 2200 “ Vancouver reLee 1 Mann, Mo Home rune De Mag james & Rennatt, Summary: Tw rap, Beharnweber —Hchneider, Hrashear qin, Sacrifice by HOTEL ETHELTON |) Bternal vigilance ts the price of cleaniiness—our motto for % rs. This, with good beds and jocation, make our house av ideal home when in Seattte. Opposite Pestofftice, 2 innings sTRVY RNS poapuee Fullerton 3, th Near ne Sonat aSarontesd ta By James 2. by by Schneider 5. by Smith 2 |oatte Ont James 2 oft Smith %, off Beaton & Smith to James to Brashear Umpire-Mr. ‘Toman. PORTLAND, Ore, May 27. Portland bunctied hits off Cardeau im the sixth, securing two runs, and followed it up with another batting rally in the eighth, which Spokane couldn't overcome. Score, Portland 3, Spokane 2 Spokane eeoeveerei2tt At Portinnd #00 ete te—2 FT Ft Cadreau, Noyes and De Vogt, Ostdetk; Tonneson, Bastiey and Harris TACOMA, May 27.—Kaufman was landed on heavily by the local jbatsmen in yesterday's game, Score, Tacoma 5, Victoria 1. Victoria LO0OoCo0o-1 3 2 at 11600201 %—8 8 1 Kaufman ood Meck; Meikle and La Longe rivate lessons ia yaar aa erento “44 always free. a, bs inesday, ‘Ms ‘Main 3911; Ind. TO4 BULL BROS. ‘Just Printers | 1013 THIRD AVENUE IND. 5200 STATE LEAGUE | Hoguian % at Archer and Ladd | Borger and Wilkins = 10 dance ie rivate. | Hoquiam vee Union. At Chehalis Starkel! and Wilkins; ton and Ladd “3 7 Wakefield, Lay 1 2 . Broadway Rink 711 EAST PINE ST. Ladies Admitted Free Both Afternoon and Evening. Skating 25c. Checking Free. Onkiant | Portiand a At San Francisco Kiawitter and chmidt, Berry fos Angeleno... 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The fight will be held Skylights Bow Fi ping Conductors before the American Athletic club, i NO ke oetaurant ‘one of “Confessor Johns’” enter- General Mill and Boat Work prises here. New Yk DAIRY — ICE CREAM _ Always on hand. Wholesale and Retail. ; THE ROVAL DAMY 5426 Leary Ave. pion on "HO NE BALLARD 9 Kee Aa ¥PTELD The Glants started Ike winners. | NEWS AND STATISTICS rofessional Sporte Fostered THE STAR—MON DAY, MAY 27, 1912. SPORTING EDITORS SAY; CHASE HOODLUMS; PADLOCK MOUTHS HOW WELL KNOWN SPORTING EDITORS WOULD PREVENT FUTURE DISTURBANCES IN BASEBALL LIKE THE TY COBB CASE AND THE DETROIT TEAM’ S STRIKE. Editor's Note—Ty Cobb spension and th ited in a catastrop! assault on an insulting spectator, Ty's rike of his on the Detroit © editor of The amma he to baseball, iked a number of prominent sporting editors in major league cities for their opinions, with the following result: WHAT ORGANIZED BASEBALL NEEDS TODAY R, New York Even ing Telegram—The press can do more to discourage hoodlumiam than any other influence, by on couraging a more sportamantike at titude. Now the question of pro- ection has been raised by the players, they should be glad to help, by refraining from vulgar language themselves. Organized baseball should ask the fans to act like gentiemen, in the presence of women. The hood tums should be spotted and re- fused admission, NEILY, St. Louis Times- Pive officers in plain clothes can stop undue roasting of players They can spet and eject rowdies. A little balance on the part of players would help. Players call each other names, but when a spectator does like wise, they are peeved. KR. L. Hedges instituted a police system at the Brown's park after Jim Wil ams was chased out of the American league by blatant fans, that works splendidly Piain clothes men can rout the rowdies if the magnates wil! face the damage sults. GRANTLAND RICE, New York Mail—Club owners should po | lice the stands and eject rowdies | who villify the players. Throwing | a few into the street would settle | trouble. and eject the offender who repeats the offense. Organized baseball realizes the game depends upon iminating rowdyiam, and the owners should be willing to hire Abuse generally starts in stands. 1! have seldom heard a player shout at a fan until goaded to it DAVIS, Pittsburg Pittsburg bas solved the rowdy problem, and protects players with city policemen, stationed in stands and bleachers tn sufficient num bers. The officers have orders to quiet loud talkers, whether rooting for the home team or visitors. When a man becomes disorderly he is taken to the box office, given his money and told not to return. The solution of the rowdy prob- lem Hee in eliminating gambling in ball parks. It is usually a potty gambler who makes trouble. WEART, Philadelphia, Tele grapb-—Une police to protect play- ers. Players should not haye.fo appeal to the umpire. As & penal ty for refusing to protect visiting players the home club should ,for fet the game. Ciubs permitting visiting play- ers to be insulted ought to be fined. Officers at the gates can prevent the admission of known |rowdies, and the rules should make enough police | men to subdue the rough element. | the} BALLARD CLUB TO): WIND UP SEASON WEDNESDAY ‘The Wallard Amateur Athletic club will hold Ita last smoker of the se Wednesday night in Sypher's hall, Ballard, in whieh will be brought together. Dan |} Salt, who handles the destinies of the aggregation,,pramisea a fine card, and, with that end in view, has selected five boxing matches jand one wrestling contest, all of lwhich ought to prove bell ringers. Clarence Rothus will try to re |deem himself in his bout with Duval, decision over the champion |Rothas has been training hard for |his match and will have no excuse to offer should he tose out O'Neil believes he can whip Wy jard, and will try to prove his contention Jat the smoker. Kastner and Mor row, heavyweights, will be the main entertainers in that division Three other boxing matches and one wrestling contest have been arranged A RECORD Tae Barkley, veteran trap shooter | of the Seattle Gun club, sueceeded | in beating Destin Reid's mark of 98) | birds out of 100 yesterday afternoon at the club grounds. Handicapped | by a drizzling rain, Barkley made a rkable acore of 99 out of 100, Ralph Miller, president of the Be atte Gua club, arrived today from the South, to make arrangements for the Potlatch shoot on the 16th, 17th and 18th of July, when some of the crack shooters of the country will be bere to take part in the meet, MORAN CLAIMS HE | WAS DISQUALIFIED LOS ANGELES, May 27,-—Forti fied by excuses of many Varieties ur explain his recent defeat at the hands of Charley White in Syra Owen Moran, the British who meets Jack White at June 8, ts in Los Angelos Moran claims he was die jualified for fouling upon a per fectly fair biow after be had the better of the going up to that thar He claima to be in excellent shape! and promised to feem himaelt when he meeta White at Vernon fighter Vernon today | NEW RECORD HOLDER) BALBOA Beach, Cal, May Glenn Martin is the holder today of another world’s hydroplane rec jord by virtue of ascending 4,400 feet into the alr above the water, |from which he ascended off this | place He asserted that he would have added 1,500 feet to the altl tude had he been prepared for the cold currents he encountered aloft Several hundred persons saw the flight late yesterday Zeider Makes Record NEW YORK, May 27.—Roille Zeider, former star tnfielder of the San Francisco Pacific Coast league team, and now first baseman of the Chicago White Sox bolds a new world’s record for felding. In a recent game with the New York Americans Zeider made }15 putouts in five innings and o The umpire has all he can doit mandatory upon officers to eject | total of 20 during the game. on the field, without acting as an adjunct to the police force. Organized baseball must see that protection com strong arms in the stands. | —— | YONKI Detroit Times—| Organized basebali should iend moral support to the efforts of the | players to do away with rowdyism | in the stands and on the fields. | Lending moral as well as nowl- nal support means to instruct um- pires to back up appeals, by order- ing rowdies ejected by the police. Drastic action and publicity for a few rough necks would: end the in sults. HOLMES, Cincinnati Post! —Cinb owners should police the} stands and warn spectators and| players who use abusive language, | — offenders. JACKS ON, Washington cials are necemsary to quell. the rowdy. Each club has machinery | for protection, but it is not proper ly handled. Any wellselected police properly commanded, can stop hoodiumism., The commander can) lepot rowdies and his men can eject | them, EDWARDS, c leveland) Plain Dealer—Post notices warn ing spectators against ineolting| players, and if this doesn’t work jemploy sufficient police to preserve | order. Have players complain to the umpire if insulted, and order the umpires to call upon police to eject hoodlumsa and Insulters SHORT NOTES ON YESTERDAY’S SESSION AT THE BALL PARK That was some batting buzz yesterday. Wonder if any of the Giants got their salaries raised? Did Dug it att? Every little homer meaning all its own, Schnel- de homer was the longest drive of the season, but it just scored one man—Schneider. Bennett's drive wasn’t so long, but it was good enough to land four men at the nome plate. has a Just how many of you be- Nieved Seattle had a chance after that foreign invasion in the fourth inning? Don't see anybody rise! Cohn and Ostdiek seem to have a winner in Noyes, the BRASS BAND GREETS HIS ARRIVAL AT TRAINING CAMP) LAS VEGAS, May 27- EAST latest importation from San Francisco, Although the boy lost his game yesterday, it was a close def All the batemen of both teams yes- terday. Only one error in 79 chances is going some, and that was a measly fumble by Scharnweber, who could have let the ball go and allowed ie batte hit. Over in "Tacoma Meikie seemed to have the wherewith on the ball. Victoria was lucky to get just two hits from the kid. Johnson h rrived in Trinl- dad, Colo. Now watch the train- ing camp news roll in. JOHNSON ON Shampion Jack Johnson began active training at his quarters eight miles from this city today for his bout with Jim Flynn July 4, two negro boxers and two white sparring partners. Johnson is accompanied by his wife, The champion was met at the station here by a big crowd, headed by a band. "Seals Get New Pi tcher | SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.—The San Francisco Seams are soon to have a new major league pitcher to hold them out of fourth place in the pennant race, according to announcement made here today. Charles Comiskey, manager of the Chicago White Sox, telegraphed that he will start a piteber toward San Francisco today, It is report- ed that Comiskey’s offering ts “Flame” Delhi, who formerly played with Low Angeles, Manager Long refused to disclose the name — serentios of the new twirler until the deal is finally concluded, Winner Goes to | Stockholm HAMILTON, Ont, May 274—With the winner to represent Canada in the Olympic games at Stadkhotin, 26 runners started in the anpaal 1¥ mile marathon run her’ wddy. The race is conducted wndér the auspices of the Hamilton Spectator, & newspaper, Several Americans are competing for the purpose ,of trying their speed aguinst the Canadians, force, | Cubs Will Sell Moore 108 ANGELES, May 27.-—Presi from the | Post—Nelther legisiation nor affl-jdent Henry Berry of the Low An- seles Coast league today ts connid-| ering an offer by the Chicesge to sell Inflelder Fred Moore f draft price, $1,001 Mow jdrafied from Lowe Angeles at clone of last season, Berry appar ently is satiafied with his present infield, and he totimated that h j wilt let Moore go to another club. |Two Good Bouts in Frisco! SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.—Two Fiber: bouts are tooked for tonig it j when Jim Cat . a husky negro ifrom Low An hooks up with iCharley Horn of Ban Francisco, while Eddie Campl, Pacific coast bantam champion, will face Roy Moore Cameron, who ts a giant }6 feet 4 inches in height, has nev Cubs er | ====e2 |before appeared before a San Fran-|than in other hospitals. Come and jcisco audience, There will be a |number of other bouts on the card, | jali for the fourround distance, Encompassing | Bacon—Norway, they say, is the lonly European country to enjoy a lower death rate than England. Egbert—Ves, they say Norway's death rate is low enough to be with- in the reach of all. | | |P WHEN You TALK SATISWAC- |p rory) peNTIsTRY, res THe n Ln | } Emerson sa fa man can lo his work better than his tel |B low, though he build his house in the woods, the world — will make a beaten path to his door,” Thin is why, will come to eventually the Regal you Den WE NEVER HURT A BIT, And make this promise Our prices are only half t any of our competitors. Regular $10 Rubber Plates Regular extra heavy $10 CLOWNS sesseees Regal Dental Offices DR, L. R. CLARK, Mana 1405 Third Av., N. W, Cor. Union SOTH—DBring this ad with you, some of the best boys in the elty) * * * os * o \* * * * * . * * who recently won a close who has a decision over him, BARKLEY SMASHES, today | } That medicine COMMENT Amateur Sports Encouraged preveveveeeee+s/THREE RECORDS ‘arest A BASEBALL! SMASHED IN NEW YORK CAMBRIDGE, Ma May 27—Led by th of Wellesiey college, plans are > ‘s on foot today to form a wom- YORK, Thre an’s baseball league. The records today girls of Harvard, Yale and other Eastern universities are in the move. They declare they will get their league un- der way in a few weeks, The students of the giris’ school at Springfield pe titioned the mayor of that city for a ball park of their own. * Se ed NEW world’s May broken as a result of the Olymple at Celtic park here. Louls Schott of Paterson, running 6,000 meter race, won by 90 yards in 16:0625. The former record was 16:1126, held by Jan Bourn of France Abel Kiviat of the Irish Amert can Athletic association defeated Melvin Shepherd of the same club in the 1,500 meter run, covering he distance in 3:59 1-5, which clips 34 off a second world’s record held by Harold Wilson of England since 1908, The third record was made by James H. Duncan of New York (unattached), who threw | the discus i feet 1 inch, eclipsing by 12 feet 9 inches, the record held | by Enilssen of Stockholm. Dun-| ean's throw with both hands wa: 262 feet 8% inches. | are N. J, from the seratch in * * * * 5 * * * . * * * world’s * (QUEEN ANNE COPS CHAMPIONSHIP A larger collection of Midget track stars will probably never t soon again in a Midget meet than there were in the second annual} meet last Saturday at Madison rk when Qu Anne took the te Midget track championship [forthe second successive time ip two years. Tacoma's team of run jnera, MacLean and Shivers, in the sprints, and Perkins, in the dis |tances, will probably never be jequaled again, These three were | the star point winners of the day, Maclean making 15, Shivers 8 and |Perkins 10. In all, five Midas records were broken and one tied.| |The final score was Quoe " anne| 41, Tacoma 38, Broadway 25 and Lincoln 9. Horn Gets” Draw ‘Decision, y United Prone wensed Wire) SAN FRANCISCO, May 26 Charley Horn, the local heavy weight, holder today of a draw de iston =with Jim Cameron, the negro boxer from Los Angeles. Horn was badly battered by his |slant opponent, but managed to slug bis way through to a draw In the third and fourth rounds Cameron made a chopping block of the white man. Eddie Camp! won a deserved decision over Roy Moore, whom decisively out point in four rounds. 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