The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1913, Page 2

3 THE STAR- THE Monthly |KILLILAY’s Installment] BIE WINS KID STAR ONLY PITCHER POOR FRANK CHANCE AND BATTERED YANKS HAVE SATURDAY, MAY 1913, WEISER DELL WHIFFS 16 BEAVERS AND GIANI CANADIAN GRAPPLER | Ray Keating, I%yearold spit baller, appears to be the only pitcher on the staff of the New York Amertoans. When the Yankees were wallow : Seattle clinched the series with |{ng tn despair, with 16 games lost Only a fair-sized crowd turned the Beavers and increased their|and but three won, all three vio out to witness the first eliminatie lead tn the pennant race yesterday |toriea were credited to the boy jin the P, N. A. championships a afternoon, when Martin Kiililay.| wonder, who appears to be the only the Seattle Athletic club Vriday the Champs’ center fielder, biffed |). 4 : rind night, Thi noon the prelim Has been a great factor Hj the pall out of the lot with two men | leaguer capable of becoming inaries will be folshed up and the ; on in the final inning, Killilay's | Another Kd Walsh finals beld this evening in encouraging home own «wat counted for a two-bagger, as} Keating won three of his first The surprise of the night was only one run was needed to Win| tive games, Now three won and performance of Al Hate of Va arehis It ffords the th : & . ‘ a on cou , h Hateh ership t a the , which gavé Seattle a 43) gongs . ouver, On the mat atch, 146 ‘i victory becfod se ad “ah lag of a perform | pounds, besides taking on a man of man of small means the a te j ance, - rd — were =. ow his own weight, also entered the games the team had won up to that 16 4 175-po ~ peg is opportunity to secure a Bocce agp of Ph hoa Ume. lige ah tarel epienaete 5 ' pe tare “gl Only Walter Johnson and Eddie The bent beat of the ovenine home and pay for it in 2 pew & bee Plank beat Keating, and he out tas betwen % Pinkms a . hits w parated, It required the) itched Plank at that, but the Yan was that between Edward Pinkman . ny he receives hardest kinf of fighting to stave off ) uldn't get men around the jand ent G A 116 the same way he recei . } ‘ et me ound the | pound They 0 event upse r chane \ at neither the judges nor the his income—by the month inning Heleter’s fly to right caught an aged could decide a winner, and a Wilson , the latter failing to ¥ . coin was flipped. Gleason wor and usually the amount Bh goo ene ball properly. Kippert, | \* Yankees 5 +) was purchased the Lawrence f his onthly , next up, fanned. It would have | ciny of the New England league for of his monthly payment § ioe, the third out had Wilson been $7,000 upon the rec endation of is no more than he would Jo" the job. Frisk followed and) Arthur Irwin, Yankee scout : knocked the ball out of the let, Frank Chanee declares Keatin » for re {a the best young pitcher he eve pay for rent Raymond nearly spilled the beans |saw--and Chance has looked over when he argued with Umpire To | some good ones : man, and was ordered from th Keating a fast ball and the Our plan is simple and J game at the beginning of the tnnth./snitter, He has a # curve, tat i ar, Roy Brown, a novice, was sent In the only time he used (t this year equitable he borrower to fill the gap, and twice a Beaver) Rube Oldring hit {t so hard the ball ae batsman shot the ball in the direc-|almoat tore off one of Inflelder pays interest only for the Hf tion of the boy. Brown fielded the Mfidkiff's lege, so the curve was re | Mates pelle ag Ag oy Al : first grounder well, but fumbled the | tired 1a; wee ek Seat Swansea ; time he has the use of the Hii second, Scharney getting safely to| Keating's fast ball has such « | c. 3 sil : we first » and his epitter breaks so vi BB a ena ef Match, Van. A. ¢ money borrowed, and w ned Py Alba usly that American league bat | ~ ; Schmutz held the Champs score-/ters have failed to solve him, an i charge lesé the first three cantane The|he looks like one of the ceeathet | ] . fourth was a bad inning for Char- | finds in baseball RAY KEATING 4 before the tht ’ pacar i NO COMMISSION and before the third man had |, n retired the score ‘ a pass and Kill first double of the day accounts for the brace of tallies in that frame. had evened a sing OR BONUS Vancouver agai the sixt Kippert, took the lead in who got to first t Kiseler, & A Witiy, ¥ cat White beat V Van. A Ke fford, M n | 218-pound clase—Giahe, deat Kissier, & A if S WIN ANOTHER Western Ornamental eed t Wire Works — rs nhcho Irving St rig ~~ Phone ATTELL? PAVES WAY FOR | RETURN DUNDEE MA TCH RHE Heacon 169%, With hin title of fe atherweight]_ Johnny Kitbar how | ina | tog of the habits of the for Hi} mer title holder, Abe Attell | ck relief in ip Attell was one of the foxtent| =! box that ever pulled on a glove F and, although he squandered a for-| et EMEET Marin 7 tune in gambling houses, he was a : t AD | One his pet games was to box & promising youngster and get a close decision, permitting bin op i nent to show we f the 7 lecisions were drawn fine, so ¥ Ke carefull 1 the champion con-| duct bir - The result of Abe's clevern ‘ was a return match and m 7 «> who was generally proved counter PAC 1 feit by Attell In the second meet | 1 siasemanin r ‘ad ing. a Attell tried this with I ne | Pudad Mele boxing him tn Kansas City the | 10-round route and being awarded | yes Transfer a decision when a draw would have — XILBAND been fair to both men. In the re-| 0. 1) tne re poarch nat ea turn bout at Low Angeles, Attell eanokout, by the way, mexiast Office 114 Jackson 6t, Kilt fought Johnny Dun seta es a deo April 28 in the same ring where ff nniud “huts he_ win PAGE AL KAUFMAN BULL BROS, the title and the called it id com a draw, which has caused much|| ment Jim Corbett ever heard J t P i ters criticism. | he eays, was at the Palzer-Kauf. us F n Talk of a return match is already man fight in New York, Palze 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 on. Dundee. seed with him wae pummeling afmar self, believes he can win the cham around the ring and ng him $$$ —_ plonship. Kilbane has been coy unmerciful be at af but there is little doubt he will || ter Kaufman staggering DANCING take on his challenger and then he from an hard v HIPPODROME will } ‘ some ¢ gallery - il! ¢ himeelf as he did no r : ¥ Pith and Universtey, do in first bout, beat Dundec nion Orcheste, dectsty and annex another fat cs a Dancing Tought by Competent purse. the telephone.” Teachers. An indieation of Kilbane’s abi! ity to win retar as shown with Attell proved it in| |the case of Jo who won a} }20-round decision from Kilbar McCa § arena and was ko | The Scores nd ontKt om vant » Hezoma and 4y o \ on a fielder's c was advanced aw, 3 cae a jl \ a in to third on Frisk’s bingle, and camaj, Loulslana cypress lasts for decades. G0 does Gettysburg Plank, | ; ae | home when Brinker singled to cen a eis mY a4 14 j ter. It couldn't be helped, but the Phillies’ Fourth of July games wil ; SUMMER EX a a i or a Boston conflict with Independence d | a Md aught up In the elghth Pers ae te — . avings&Loan pS Sek tie sate ose a ac oene ink nie. a et RATES TO THE EAST i ts nd by Nill a 4 " ¢ re ha the Johnson | ; up at third on a wild rand of } ver since the start of the season _ = VIA THE pitch. Wilson made his third hit . |} Ae al entries have ‘ na LRN e eo! of the day and Shaw ambled home : Ht ie said that Jen make a dea in Dubue whereby new int est in the moto ; an gd oe e he will build a Ho in it, and a Bush on the out-|races that will positively be held Neister, if ‘ eo - i Ssocia 10n In the ninth Ingersoll replaced | side. He has the ‘ the Mea Sunday afternoon, | Kise, t ‘ : e e 4 Schmutz. He walked Jackson and rain or Some of the best Ker, 18 | pit Strait; then Killilay éropped the According to rumors, the names of the competing batteries in| riders on coast and fastest ma-|wewurdo, 3 ‘ | OREGON SHORT LINE AND UNION PACIFIC Pia 1 eo games in Milwaukée are now an ced in English. |chines will compete “ - ‘ bl 810 Second Avenue. -urahinadinas di’ yar-na he ar a LBaeveth, ‘en a warieiDevieien ‘ ae Gee LOW ROUND TRIP FARES TO | Ingersoll, not Schmutz, ts charg. Frank Chance wasn't at all rash when he offered $100 to every|Godfrey ‘on an Excelsior, Zwick 4 ee | Seen tat ata te ame TL 0.7 ROM i | ed with the defeat. Schmutz twirl who wins a game | Fiving Merkel, Pet tit, Flying Mor » 66 6 | rier ‘EESE- gee effore you thane edeantag 7 ein onan tite led a nice me. oe aia ————— mens }kel, Bergetadt or, Crowder, Har-} mat lew York . . « . i | It the tariff bill is real wise it| eng ar er seeinihiie: «Malice Mar asibian (protec heen é |ley‘Davideon, Palmer, Indian, Hern, | FETE Fe Pay, BR Pittsburg . .'6 91,60 — pom i fine fouby is waiting just arownd| Dave Skea, former Seattlo| rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vite eeeteice Necean,: Evins “Maree, ap pannel ake ies eee a torso | ge the corner to sandbag it the fires | Brcemer; Dela, the jleasue record tor} |xinos, Bighth | and Virginia, near| First Presbyterian Laon Stacetiay aedinier eith: poe “fmmary: Two-baae nite Kiar c 107.80 , 7 ont lott #03 | Wilson. Home run--Prisk. Stolen bases anda |now pitching for Cleveland, whitfed | neem : Church tot aie an ee? the | —Cagma : ' a 16 in this league in 1-4nntn | bes: ers in this section. — takes i} Salis pete tor the an ir tnntng | Seventh and Spring. | Tho firmt race will be called at| <7 le ae Vr dians. REV. WeNRY MARCOTTE, |/2/16 o'clock and the last race will | kenarne } . ae D. D., of Portiand, will preach ||D@ over by & o'clock. Between the hd Dell struck out Schmutz, Kon-| [| murgtar-Proat a serr Jay 7“ |faces the riders wil ey ed | Missouri River Pointe . 60,00 ie nick, Scharney, McMurdo and Ky | titied jand = twor records for te! ss | Proportionstaly Radeed Rates to Other Eaters Pas it / pert twice, and wWhiffed Hesiter |] VAULT | Rs or Gon j| meadows Srnes | id three times, DOORS | ne ie termon || CHICAGO FANS GIVE NOWTHWESTENMS LEAGUE Sale Dates, May 28 28 to Sept. 30, § A 4 Meikle will probably be used thin | the subject cattle ; ene | Going limit fifteen days: Gna} return lienit October 31, 113. 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