The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1913, Page 2

THE STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 19 RAR RRAAR RRR R EE MOL * * re S1wo successive |267 BOY ATHLETES CLASH TODAY IN GRADE SCHOOL TRACK MEET | | a Cc 7 * % = So far as known, two no-hit * ne On ee % games by a pitcher ‘in succes * a % Hon, the ont perforated by | : SPOKANE TAKE |M’ALLISTER WINS ; id Rill Baker of the 8 7 a] af nl ah ] ‘4 ny IATUE ont Fat Gantt ast tae | LOWELL AFTER |FRANK CHANCE BOLSTERS UP YANKEES ANOTHER BATTLE | Due aia Mg raga hf opne EZ , + re, 1 <5 rnd al Pal a] : ees % following, his next time out, * ia nese lop sriphtne es aauineLAl. Gale % he held Peterboro hitless. * inoue ut | JATION oF * bed ’ TONGUE Jdians took a brace Friday a . an the decleten by Referer sage " avin hletes competing, | latte sos apd tel, down mis ine rica beste ' | ’ « woe : ev h i Hott 1 Cadreau i nye ° vited whole ft dian, were hit free ‘ ! P i in t a | |Stralt and Cadw n order : : ke || jeventh and Ape an:| | fanned car The score og : ols have en Bey ie te a = or Fee Excursio ns events, Each| Employed to give New York a Jiciitiiny, of ‘ a ve i ost number |firstclass representative in the Jackeon, 3” ; i | vent will be!) Am nh league Frank Chance! . ‘ : | — the school As was pr Star | number of|somo time ag © has traded re ‘ Ip] pa onala mar a [ities ’ yp en Lake Washington Jf 4 ool which |Sox, Frank Chance secured Rollle | sas ? | He also wanted Morris Rath, but ‘ t ‘ to ge n in “ ‘ ‘ |, 2pm gong oe Da cil loll Fae 25 Cents . of the best players tr JA ; . bee ap ioe the land wie is s natal th len ‘ : H Steamer Fortuna calls at Parental School, Doush, I Roberts. A pageman, but could not play reK | ‘ th V : fa if i Bt. Paul, Minn. Povbayg- , ' ue Sean Ste “Alia ene | ap, | Harbin War ‘ (Newcastle) and Kennydale 4 Bloux City, towa \¥ we . |e ee oy high rotted HAL CHASE [ion Terentia, Gat. . | Adams nad little opportunity to show bis|to trading’ Chase for Zelder. and | {be t Me FROM LESCHI PARK DAILY 4 Helton, b laying rege torton, the nkee leade Ke. s , A Admiral M eit sister “ot Yanko. Ie ved infielder Rages poskteeiers NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE 6:20 a. m., 10:00 a. m., 2:30 p. m., 5:30 p.m. M Mickel Mick orton is a fair fire from Cleveland for two playe | ' ; Ruan ciann dare Pyne pine Mirkei| Under: the ‘coaching of “Por. the. White” 80x,” Chase] om 8:00 a. m., 10:30 a. m., 2:30 p. m., 4:30 p. m, 6:30pm) to Many Other Points in the Peters Edwin E 1 | {8 apt to develop into a high-cla | nb uld prove a find As Chi x . : ae . ‘ s hee Return may be mado Wille _® " Juda . Ross | performer ee mr ae Gaudi mane eentan. & ial | . “nt Take Yesler Way Cars to Leschi Park. tBrough Caltfornia at slightly * | Chan will play first part of/tender, so d o rd 4 ‘ Lt fares. e e, but cannot be depended|make the Chigago club almost a oe ven oa Limit 18 Days. ei laohe tb saa genta’ : Prior | pes nt win ne Qs 3 | bi AMERICAN LEAGUE Frenics Semey amend ot Vertune Pot and | a ee 9, -r | ene PICNICS SUNDAY, JUNE 8 ina ALLSTEEL TRAINS Poughkeepsie Boat Owners ‘iaking ington Independent Order Swithood at Fortuna Park Te THE CAST DALY Conibear Dig Up $7aDay Launch Rent BABE” BORTON Douea 4 Norwegian Turners at Atlanta Park, “The Olymplan” POUGHKEEPSIF, N. Y¥., June Coach Contbe ___ ROLLY ZEIDER © \:apthaae 3 a of the University of Washington r¢ thre = TRAI Coaches o castern crews ¢ r aenees' tue continent brought thelr, launches with came MEDFORD RAISES r ies work out for the race. Conebear didn't an Poughkees $1,100 AS GIFT TO Ne PO RT LA N D T RAINS) owners aren't overlooking any chances to get the dough, the , “The Columbian” “ialapgidlerban by Seg rth sage Med one CHAMPION RITCHIE | : “ Now, every afte 1 the Seattle coach takes his men out for a EDFORD, June 17—The oe Bumadate runs SABUOKEE Senves pract 2 pin hes to dig p for launch rent aan caattey ales lant aiget Leave Seattle .... -110:00a.m.) 3: :45p.m.110:30pam, Denton, Max McDonald. John Hawk pael, Lester Langtr _ Central WL WAUKEE EuPLovES ‘Abh THE WAT ACROSS THE COMTINENT For additional. Information re- @arding fares, routes, sleeping car reservations, etc, call on or address A. P. CHAPMAN, JR, Gen’! Agent Passenger Dept. 3. L, CRISWELL, City Passe. Agt. Douthiel, Arn hristian Carmi van, Frank is, Arthur Reed, W! Sather, Bernard Mason CHICAGO Fred Butcher, Fred Gribie, Preston MILWAUKEE & ST. 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Stuart Barker, Ro ‘alton, Charles bert on, William Pooples, ARNOLD'S CATARRH AND ASTHMA REMEDY 3076 Arende Bidg. Main 8326. * south Park. Jon McLeod, Harry Wolf, Versel Fares, Peter Empens Untversity. 9 Gillham, George EAwards, 1 Canadian Pacific SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS To May 28th to September 30th. Good for return until October 31st. You may stop both going and returning. For full information as to routes and rates, apply to Mal Eastern Destinations, on sale W. H. GORDON, Agent 113 West Holly St., Bellingham A. B, WINTER, Agent 1519 Hewitt Ave., Everett C. E. BINGHAM, Agent, Sedro-Woolley J. W. HALL, Agent, Snohomish W. F. ROBINSOM™ Agent, Anacortes GS. BENJ. POINDEXTER, Agent, Bremerton E. E. PENN General Agent Passenger Dept. 713 Second Ave., Seattle. WN -| Ross Williams, ton oarsmen t Conibear wa th shows any effects of t Nl make a aplenr properly conditions: The Wash wa thus fa ange of nt they w Tho biggest “surprise of the city |interscholastic tennis tourney was sprung in the finals Friday, when Queen Anne, prac tieally unknown until this season, South achool basebalp Class A by troun school aggrogation, the Lincoln park & was between two Franklin teams Small and Palmer won the title by beating Rucker and Miller, 6-1, 64, cup for one The score big th Park an ‘ | TRACK TEAMS GO H TO TACOMA MEET : The three track teams represent ee H ing the Broadway, Queen ‘at fo ond | ernment : Lincoln high schools, 1 , his morning to compete Bn or nine other high schools tn th nual Interscholastic track and f meet at Tacoma, Of the trio, Broadway is sending over the strongest representation, the Pine an, ib jst. boys having beatea both the m, of Jother schools, Tacoma has one of the best track |teams in the state, but at Broadway they are confident the orange and black athl will bring home the state laure Herbert Incksor ticipated in th dows recently, # to Robt. Hi he Wi Saimon May Howard Militken. ter from Earl Godfr Seven motorcycle r climat ing the 15 to rounds, RW Pe 114 MG Bs i ae or fae ee ee ae oe 2 6 0 ee i: iders w ve Her Fred Nor hon & vegetable diet since ike a hawk id showing In the KNOWN WINS ADAMS BEATEN | TENNIS TITLE FOR CITY TITLE Park won the xrammar! champtonsiip tm Adams 10, on Friday South Park hit the ball AF ‘ ° ° ho par races held at the t their promoting ictoria, ers who will en Zwick, Tina, Jacob Jaco afternoon, a defeated Robert Small, the crack ratte Wrecks: Meee Bere 7 , for the cham ath Park Jumped into the | Jared, Wendell Phillips, Latay ship. in the t bird fr \ lange gees That Seattle has the finest | citer Pureman, Witham ' Small play of form and had © sree Pa Ny had ne billiard parlor in the world? | Knowlton, Ernest Hathews ‘\nelther his serves nor his drives hela ag . jack he | Come in and see. By cay ‘.|in good working order. ale age Sabre OOO ae PPE | Sues keene, Bede oe The championship doubles match bee ya! on tae’ eins James | 8. M. Ellerby captured a Mmit’ porgstadt, Fred Mercer and EB. L. asket of grayling in Lake Wash-|porroth, ston Ellerby says the secret of atching grayling 1s all in the line. The fish are biting in the fe states it must be nearly invis-|streams around Monroe. Those ble, Also Ellerby coaxes the fish| making successful catches ere us up by lowering his bait only six/ing a spoon and salmon eggs when- inches below the surface, ever the water is clear enough. =SPORTING CHATTER The fact that they had fourjto face the Champs, Nearly all games tucked away, and with them|the games taken by the Champs | were won by scores, Cobn the series, appeared to have had its effect on the Champs Friday. They lai not play with the dogged perse predicts that Dug verance which had marked their | land the | performances all week pace | ae ite | see Ten Million, the Seattle boy with| It tickles “Megaphone” M the Indians, was played in the gar: | death to find t Nhe Cham den Friday. While Ten is one of|in first place on his birthday. the fleetest men in the league, his 40 today \atiek> work has not warranted a * 9 4 regular berth in the field for him,|, Pitcher Conway, the Cin | Friday Million popped one ball out of the lot and connected with an other for a smashing single, If he continues that sort of club work,| left Cincinnati. Fri | he has hia job cinched . Sunday's meeting with the In- dians winds up one of the Champa’ most successful series of the sea son, Sunday night they leave for Victoria, where they will play three of staying for a s men day. is impressed with the work of the} Champs on their home grounds and | should | pennant at thelr present} ier to nps are Yep; cinnatl high sthoo! boy signed by the Spo-| kane club, but whose services were sought by the Cincinnati Nationals, He will Join the Indians in Spokane next week, Conway was given his choice| tryout with the Reds or coming to the Coast. decided to come West. He It is reported from Portland that pleased Istdlek, out of It is demor games, returning here to finish out Pitcher Mays has been re | the series. ee | ee -4 Both Auer and Manager ¢ | Tho experience gained by Joe) the Spokane managers, are Cohn’s team durin® their stay in| the game with split fingers this city will send hem home Sun-| up to “Dutch” Altman to do all the} \day night? to face the Tacoma Ti- backstop work, “Dutch” | gers in a far e hopeful ne | strated his ability Friday, of mind than when they came hereflooks better than A uer, He | by Medford backers of Bud jerson turned out to city has seen All trades and resented at An Arrive Portland . o. Leave Portland 29|{| Arrive Seattle Parlor Observation Cars, Dining Cars, High-Back-Seat Day Coaches | pro the meettt of the raising of jaced tn th » of Cort Hall, a prominent iford business man and chief booster of Anderson's claim for recognition by Ritchie. This money was subscribed to be giv en to Billy Nolan, if he will a) ow Ritchie to enter the ring with Anderson, Nolan to dictate all other terms Standard and Tourist Sleepers on night trains, ready tr} occupancy at 9:30 p. m shite @ aU NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Spokane 4, Beattie Vancouver 9, Portiand 4, coast 1 BAsts i Amer | 2 | Portland 10 | ATHLETES GET LETTERS Loe Angel era Broadway high athletes were| Venice & Ban Franctero ¢ TICKET OFFICES 4 presented with their letters at the It cannot be denied that Joe Mo- . pmbly of the year, held Fri-|Ginnity is a hard worker Me ( | bi & Sec dA |, dank sand = track| Thursday, and came right back in Or King Street Passenger Station Nattonal Par we teams w presented to thej|'em again by twirling 6 innings Friday. Tacoma lost, ho’ * acai pananets T=] = The spring brew of Seattle’s home beer is now ready for immediate delivery. It will be of inter- est to our many patrons to know that this plant was dupli- cated in capacity during the past winter, thus insuring the continued quality and uniformity of our product ] We have added an ice machine of 110-ton capacity, together with a 300-H. P. Lyons boiler—no brew- ery is better equipped toserve you. l OLD GERMAN LAGER is on sale at all family liquor stores or telephone the plant, Sidney 75 1 T Tudependent H Lretwing € We invite our friends and patrons to visit SEATTLE, WASHINGTON our improved plant yest ca