The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1912, Page 2

ee oO NEWS AND DOPE AND STATISTICS COMMENT | Professional Sports Fostered Amateur Sports Encourage BULL BROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD AVENUE | rocker OHNTS MAKE FOUR HENS Son JOA TD 7” AOS 0 MENS es i f Y ra ltt seems "| GHT BY TORRID FINISH FANS PLAYERS) © VICTORY [atts eryerez'nsjraraiynae sows. | cea 4 he 1 put @ ival of the EBs WASHINGTON, June ee ee ae the et |] men who have teoe } That John Engle, a py oe | copper-riveted f nen per, will have to curb and right gardens out at Dugdale It's rank foolishness for Jim Jet-|} { 1 in the api te in Joseph vatlding playgrounds fries, or any other man, for that || (°U" “Mterprives, matter, to say that he cares nothin Our board fe eeu a Bag ell oni | ge Yesterday was a “day in the bigifor public opinion. In fact, he| direct and "upervise the Romande ef the pots heck tek. league games that showed the val-/shows that he does care, and care of the bank personally, lente 14th vaieh tanshed va s of & bush-trained piteber, all | deeply, for it, by the perpetual sour-} terday when Engl Conservat Of the boys who twirled to vietory | ball he has worn since public xym-| PB paige, ts the “ that he would serve free beer started to work in the tall uncut.| pathy deserted him more or lens ie Fi every time his son struck out % Marty O'Toole, the $22,000 doll,|upon bis failure to “come | a batter in his game against abut Brooklyn, while the Pilit Jeff keps up this “on-again-oft the St. Louis Browns, rates picked five. “Big Six” Math-|again” play regarding the referee: | Young Engte was going good ewnon won a close game for the Wolgast-Rivers fight} and the free beer ne tora York Ginnts, and while G 3 he will lone what ves. | NATIONAEE ta rapidly. Every time a 8t sland Alexander was slug-|tige of regard the public may atili| Louis player fanned scores of wly by Cincinnatl, he pitched| bold for him. 1 am inclined to be-| ESTABLISHED apy police were forced to rush to the Phillies victory, Plank of/ileve be would not lose « great deal|) Pioneer Squa ¥ Finally, just os R w B $$$ $$ ——— eeeteeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeeeeee Seattle Giants put the fourth Jconseoutive twist into the rud der of the champion Reavers yes erday afternoon and the session wi a humdinger, rivaling In many particulars the glorious battle of Wednesday afternoon, The game yesterday scintillated with flashes ot bigest of big league stuff fancy fielding, headwork, doub and eVerything else that keeps the | fan's interest at white heat, Seat Ue took the game three to two in the eighth inning, when a double ateal was order and it Was }| stretched into a triple steal brn | ‘Tealey Raymond saved the game “wn for Seattle right at the outset. It looked like a bad day for the Glants yhen Brinker drove out a home by saturating you }run on the first ball pitched, but urrent of electric lif Raymond made two sensational wale vee oe |doublos in the first two frames, — nee Bate the Athletics and Walsh of the] at that Chicago Sox, both ex-bushers, wou in “Any one but Welsh,” said Levy,, Rivers’ manager, in discussing «@ referee for the Fourth of July! and its members own some of the) atch “Death Valley Scotty or h of which retired the side when —_ gy «| tah sheen ae William J, Bryan both look al broken . ta bungle would bave let in several j [tata e eee * wie bane mathe mene + <r ntully |‘, 0 2 H may toot ithe get nerves and vi runs, Raymond was also responst ¥ + lly ag , Aut — mussied up to this season, oF If B® lite to pick up bis hat. I nomb- without, the rinse Pt A peg +H ble for the run that tied the score to why Schneider did sink his teeth into our amateur! nite iim vo'this eisetrts |/and at every stage of the game| Sue They. grew strong wed himself baseball “wise” in fi among those pres COMMENT FROM navigators, It failéd to take to any) Gnder les powerte tntivense _ Aner © ry sense of the word. considerable extent. This season, ee Se fy es ~ipy ae however, more interest ts being cured te stay cured Pete Schneider pitched a good igneous game for the Giants until the fourth | When h ed & man lotoutionally shown in yacht racing than ever be GET IT FREE — veoRinanorrell and the noxt man unintentionally, fore, and since the bright, warm i filling the bases. Then Harren - started the graceful white | Jeamp replaced him and the game (sama opis aga 9-9 ar | Jnettied down to airtight baseball, : are seen almost every aherneds ae contains many tn | Barrencamp finishing with a no bit,| Glad to meet you, Mr. Gervais. the bay and Sound. If you want to freaking facts for men and women, | }ro run performance. sen 8 here across the water at Soe cane tau Welt send the book. | Mann did some 99 44-100 per cent] Manager Raymond was the bright time, the and: otvien pure fiolding in the fourth whe! particular star in the field. He pretty sure way of getting there, he nabbed Brashoar's long fly ‘0! started @ fast double play tn the but if you want to dally around on — etl we By yo oe first, and “dittoed” in the second. s bosom of the Bound, enjoy the Hose OLD sipped toand The chances were both hard excitement of hanging on to a ling later Prisk sent a high one to Mann suxs the rail is submerged, and wee See ee hie Ey Kime 2) Strait had six putouts In the DENIS MOLLOY. catch the motion of the sea, nothing Goo & fron the East at . sane ten’ @ aig yA nae ALK. Se. field, and while he did not-aet | oy reait pons matter much in| tat floats has anything on a yacht af Searruk wasn the fourth, when Strait walked, | ‘it, he » what part of these United States| T° La hee geal Bon tn ; i gg ay went to second on a wild pitch and you renter from Kodiak to Key |) ak, oom mane eS book, scored en Moran's bingte. you will find the national) (ee "ote sie rer In the eighth, with Strait on mY reagan ged son Name / If0y third. Wally was sent to to bat for to Ghaptar “age fi are Adares ie ys) ee Brooks, Gervais remembered Wal Victoria, and would start no end of al “m ly’s winning homer of a day or so Voom before and was nervous, The move ee got the rest of the Champ team on tS ii Vancouver's attention was other-jedge and while Wally fanned the covey Wee Te et LAUNDRY wise engaged when Moran took | double steal was played in great son @ telegram to stop pitching the young player eng ed the riots by “blowing wi in the seventh inning and wi yanked from the box, -s SteeeeeeeeneeeeESEE SEER S our free 90-page tttue tells all about ed two of our three runs, and runs count = a.8 © ipie-| Wee wil! be interested In an account of + ates Bag gare Mies Baad to bat for| game in which Desnis Molloy, a mm — URN) well-known semi-pro pitcher of this Wally struck out, he kept them! iy figured up in the Artic Circle Kucssing, and Moran and Strat) Ouaperhoud Since “fish ties” have passed Into pulled off a triple steal, Strait scor| "Tei nie jocal reputation |Proverts, real blown-in-the-bottle ing and Moran stealing second and) sucking far the Knight of Colum no are getting away from| angerne owas om : rough stuff in telling of Solr third in the eighth fram shape. and the move was really re-| ‘ira ‘ bus last season. About three weeks | =" os _— a ———————— | sponsible for the Seattle victory xxx ago he left Seattle for Juneau for| "h* h, and here's a sample o! | The same teams wil clash thin} Mann did some fast fieiding in the! ine purpose of winni Ajanka | the way they are doing it: “Lefty @) | wa GUE afternoon and tomorrow they will] fourth. Bennett was on first and|championship for the Rurke breesed into town a day or NORTHWESTERN LEA play a doubleheader in order to| Brashear hit one over Mann's bead/for his third successive season, |'WO sso. after whipping some of| Athletic P; pick up the game postponed during| for & double, The ball went clear} 4 private letter gives an account |the streams for several days. A Presb At Pe hl Motel, © centrally Levated etic Park the week On socount of bad| to the fence, but Leslie, by a quick! of this farthest north game, won| {riend who knew he had beon fisb-| s rer $20,000 Worth of Hh weathor. return, held Pug at third, and then!py Molloy, The Juneau team had|in« asked bim “What luck? | Posie | bB ASEBA T eattse- Frisk flied to Mann, and again be) put four mon tm their regular po-| “Great.” said Lefty. “The small Ringie Rooms, per week f | Khaw. tb Raymond, "OD © S| held Pug at the bag sitions, but they beat Whitchorse| est trout I caught was 16 inche Room and Bath, por week. DOUBLE HEADER SUNDAY : ‘ Reet 7 read well fi Sk: long. Barrencamp relieved Schneider in! Ey Molloy pite ind the de| This was literally true, but Lefty | Inspect this hotel — Everyuhing Two Games—One Admission VANCOUVER vs. SEATTLE the fourth, when the cushions were|ciding game for the money and thy o| didn't add that that 16inch boy was) beautiful lobby and correspondence! chock full of Beavers, and only one championship between Jum and] the ONLY trout be caught, First Game at 2 o’Clock Admission 2S¢ and 50c. Take Yesler Car. td out, and right there it was Seattle's) Treadwell. He clouted out a two —_— game. Two Mics to Strait settled! bagger in the 1ith frame, later scor| There will be only one excuse for $ that Inning, and after that Van-|ing on a bingle and grabbing the|the American athleter now on their) couver never got another bit or,game for Juneau. Shortly after) way to the Olympian games at 4 run. In fact, only two men reached | this performance Molloy received a/ stockholm landing there out of con- | ¢) Mirat on by and they w and) flattering offer to hari for Dawson's gition. The Finland, the steamer} not » Heaver reached " team. Whan at home Molloy lives) which is taking them to the scene | 2 exrxR.E i at Tenth ay. and Marion st lof battle, is fitted up with running The Giante are play! Cen se track, hurdles, polo-vault stands and snappy game, and are fi everything to keep the boys in the ¢) fiends every minute. A best condition possible. Their one excuse will be the condition of the ii tnore at this same galt a we nernecusun> NEW DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE. ro. ' : t . o a t Between ‘ be Up among ‘omm. - f WILL ENTER soa that will make them wish tor SEATTLE AND GRAYS HARBOR res 8] #3, Play" ‘certainly to cher could sit dowa on the track |f §, S, PRNICE RUPERT and S. S. PRINCE grudge against R A E im front of it, Leave Seattle, Wash, Wednesday and Sunday at 12: ommenwoer via the core by inninas */sunahininy wea Midnight geaeste eens 3 5-0] WOURe 6 Semmes Brey Sam Seattle fishermen complain that Connecting at Prince Rapsrt, B,C, with the 66 99 Vancouver ieeie @ 4) the kind of ball Manager Under the auspices of the Seattle/ine wtocking of the lakes and| . - 7“. M | i Ww A U K E E Commary sae ue trasnenr,| happy ttle family Ie puttigg up, | Yacht cleb, the opening race of the gtreams with bass 8 gradually re| Grand Trunk Pacific—New Through T P bag ae xxx season in Seattle will be sailed Sat-| gocing the quantity of trout, as the |f for Skeena River Crossing, aon wane “ee from thet . . * ’ The G et have urday afternoon over a triangular the trout mi (twenty miles) to Hazelton, Effective Sunday, June 16, 1912 i 2 hia ort] Gervais, Engle, Maxmeyer poeren, spprontmatety £0 miles 1o0k| ona trae i mt contioues. the cuir! ‘Trains leave Prince Rupert, B. C., every Monday, ; and that if it con nly : he RES ford this week, and have arsed The race will start at the buoy b& trout to be had in years to come} 4nd Saturday at 11:00 A. M, GOING RETURNING ‘Ont Schneider 91 *hthem all. Mr Cates and Mr. {tore the yi ent club house, and the | itt be in the mountain streams |) PASSENGERS ar “~ : A Gervais 4 Double playe—] now, please stand up and 4 ret lex wi to the buoy near erm: fert le fi |. H. Goodier, . A. Burgis, Gest Leave Seattle— Leave Hoquiam— Raymond "to iraoks; “Raymend =} unanlanons, West Point. Rounding that, | ome fern the main they are in| Phone Main &709 Passenger 7:20 a.m, 4:20 p. m. 8:35 a.m. 4:20 p. m. 6 “exe yachts will sail to the Eagle Har! cuned to look upon the change Office, First Ave. and Yesler Way, Seattie, Wash. & Leave Tacoma— | Leave Aberdeen— BEES DEFEATED papfineconr. teeta aay buoy and back to the starting philosophically, regarding the bass, 8:40 a.m. 5:40 p.m.) 8:50 a.m. 4:35 p. m. IN . SHORT GAME) Practically all of the craft enters Dt ae canal SHORT GAME SMILING MURRY | .c'sss'ty. %3..!s.ca' SPEED W AGONS| 325 p.m. 9:35 p. m. 40 p.m. 8:25 p.M. Bl) riccry just one hou - racers include the Genevieve, of the : A : je » hour and fourteen Arrive Hoquiam— sae Seattle— minutes to ehut out the Bees end AFTER ee bec tian shipper; Spirit| E IN | 12:40 p.m. 9:50 p.m 2:00 p.m. 9:45 p, m. jenny sasbciante Figmtes “ aa Smiling” Murry, = Webtweteht! 11, owned by Mlanchard Bros; the | AR C ] | eo mf ae ar eee eich meals of the “Milwaukee's” well-known @) in this league, each team smashing! nig desire to meet all comets at ar belm, As the A ue Several oth. ee out aight hits and oelther making) pound. He-modestiy dalme-to bejer yachts are expected to sail up to lan error. MeCreory went up in the able to take ‘em all into ca 4|the starting line. The race wii eae ntee, [ater eat ser eatinnd tie Bil tourth whon ‘Tacoma made five tnis coos double for Fishing ree} eah iver teenies prootpea Hay - apotis classic, will arrive in Taco- om runs, aod was replaced by Concan | Fiedler These boys have tangled| tbe Seattle cht club, and is the|/™* tomorrow Other racing ma) call, address or phone hon | 2 over the 12 and ¢-round routes, and|first of a series of such races that| ‘Mines are coming from New York) a in Seattle : A. P. CHAPMAN, JR. J. L. CRISWELL tines since that time neither lad bas jost| will be conducted throughout the| #24 the South to participate in the/ e Only Cut-Rate Dentists Gen'l Agt. Pass. Dept. City Ticket Agt. fl ° ‘ 7 ‘ . big speed races here, July & and 6, i 6 : a bout. Murry claims to have im-| yachting season, seten shi hencdieeax conor We are offering the greatest cut in dental wat} woved so much since th: if - ~~ Gosend and Cherry St, Seattic a he Wicking 3 rw JOB FOR SOMEONE The fivemite specdway is nearing|| ever given in Seattle. We are making $8 and $i 4 ore wum- TACOMA, Jure Six car eluding the two big 120 horse-pow- er Fial cars driven by Teddy Tetz-| For further information regarding this Jaff and Caleb Bragg in the Indian- ng Joe Phone Main 6960. 92 STANDING OF THE CLUBS meetings Manager Rose te anxious to se.|/completion, and within a few days casent iat bs al & hard me loosening the| | Mate ervlces of & Mrstelasg the cars will be out tuning up. | GOLD AND PORCELAIN CROWNS victoria 3 z ‘ : : CAMES WANTED Seeees WAR ON POOL ROOMS $0 AND 916 SETS Or TEETH ee wal the best teams In the state this sea-| CHICAGO, Jane 15.—Open war on pd son. The Violet Oatg boys are fast | racing pool rooms was declared UP. 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