The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1915, Page 7

e iinet teecsisndepenmeaemeinneneneemneenne STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1915. PAGE 7. / WALTER MAILS TWIRLS A_ ATIONAL | 7 - poy 1c: |} | BOTHELL BOYS ARE FIRST IN COUNTY MEET ‘ | GAME AND EVENS UP TIGER SERIES | i—IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS— GUNNERS MAKE GOOD SCORES AT TRAPS ed ah ee = : Bl fr EDITED BY MAYBEE SMITH r oo ud = er — . Pe — . edit — a —— ee Walter Mails Wins [HINTS FOR YOUNG PITCHER---NO 5 One Great Struggle in the Eleventh Inning of When ng Walter Mails pitch-| Jack Smith, released by Abe ed his first game against Tacoma) deen before he had a real oppor last week, some soyurballed Tacoma) tunity to display his wares and | sport writer sald “he had every-|grabbed off by Raymond, showed | thing in the dictionary except | speed enough terday to make « brains, which he evidently left in| coyote look as if he were tied. He the clubhouse, Mails just as evi-| drew a pass to first and, on Mails’! dently remembered his brains yes-|bunt, he went to third like an terday when he beat old veteran/ aeroplane, but McGinnity saved Joe McGinnity in a magnificent | himself from a score in that frame | struggle, which took 11 innings to/by forcing Kiliilay to smash at a settle j bad one and retire the side. | In many respects the game was! In the first errorless game of the / one of the most remarkable ever) season, both teams displayed great q seen in Seattle. Both Mails and/form and every inch of the way | McGinnity worked with the pre-| was hard fought. Mails deserves | iy cision of well-oiled machines. In|} a world of credit for his defeat of 10 innings, McGinnity allowed but| the veteran two hits and Mails but three. So This afternoon the Giants will/ airtight was the fielding that it)open a week's series with the Van-| looked as if the game might run/couver Champs, winners of the for many extra innings, when in| pennant for the past two seasons the eleventh Cadman poled a hard) The game will be called at 3) one over second base that made | o'clock every fan on the grounds sit up. The Score | Kippert sacrificed him to second e ARK. HPO AB and Bowcock, with all the confi ‘ dence of a conquering hero, march 4 ; ed to the plate and smashed out a/ Ma so eo 6 ef beauty to left, which gave Cad | Catman : ® ample time to complete the circuit.) 9... th ai aia Those two smashes spelled defeat | smi : ta - for McGinnity | Matis, p : ees A most unusual play was pulled; =. - ! in the second inning when Cad man drew a pass and arted to second on Kippert’s sing! Cad man ran into the ball, which sent him back to the bench, it counting as a hit for Kippert, who was caught stealing a moment later. | New Pitcher Is so ES fe Touted as Phenom ate i The pitching staff, the weakest department of the Seattle baseball team, will receive a strong rein force t in the person of Lotz, a husky rman youth, more than six! , feet tall, who will arrive in Seattle tomorrow He comes with a strong endation from Miller Hug Although the “out” curve has been used | Its combination of out and drop, cam pitcher to have. It is the most natural of all | readily learned. Fig. 1 shows the position of fingers: the second pair of fingers occupy the reco gins of the St. Louls Nationals, who is loud in his praises of Lotz } Lote played with Oshkosh, In the Swats By Altman hand swing of the arm and MeGree E f game without too much pressure. Fig. 3 indicates how the ball should | the hand, being literally snapped out of the grasp by a powerful over. jose since the spitter, with In, It's a handy thing for a young the curves, and the most the thumb and firet two position shown In Fig. 2, ve Wisconsin-lilinois league, last sea Win for Seiknns - _— — i son, and pil up a record of 26 strike-outs in 40 gam He fie! 968, won 24 games colts sev vaste ( MARKET REPORT In one game he struck out 14 men| Was the hitting sensation In the and allowed but three hits. Ray-| Spokane-Ab game here yes mond will give him a chance to|terday, and it was his bat that) | show what he has as soon as he|drove in all of the three runs for) Ess" remained at 19 « arrives, but if he {s anything near| Spokane that gave the Indians a 3-| {ug price) Monday, despite th as good as he is touted to be, he will| to-l victory over the Black Cats.| dictic f several jobbers th be a welcome addition tothe Seattle) Fisk for Spokane and Hughes f take effect team. Aberdeen participated in a gre of the wee ————— | pitchers’ duel, with Aberdeen mak-| there has been a ane NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE ing the greater number of hits, but celpts, th til a big su awhe they were not timed to figure much} above what is consur s. Ducks dropr DUGDALE FARLD The score na and broth Teomerrow and All Week Aberdeen 0000010—1 cents r amvers, Vancouver vs. Seattle Spokane 016002 0— 3, peas and grapefruit also tun There was a alight advance in the price of lemons, oranges, rhubart and strawberries How They Stand BULL BROS, |___!p the Leagues) » Just Printers NORTHWESTERN LRAGUE ee th. «necvortty ol ‘ the Lundberg Truss, and give tree Be om LUNDBERG CO. |!) SScsoot fds “28 Trusses, form: Dpliances é Honey, #t 8% “oP gal Ov ENR. ae Leesan ind ond racecars Pr | 1 reamery. Domestic w | Limbureer FOURTH AND PIKE FREE: HIGH-CLASS ENTERTAINMENT aan Franetece eis wWaeblanton ete near Besond “ave, | Oakland . wo FRENCH DINNER Portiand mee, Tans 71 . 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Painless ex.) yy... ot charles Nelgon, 55 PAINLESS vehi a traction. Examination free.) ws found in the Fauntleroy pari 2 4 woods late Saturday after lying | y 207 University St. |undiscovered for several weeks DEN I IS | S Steamer . Hawalian, American | Hawatian urement t son's side. Laboring People’s ventists attle to Two bottles of carbolle acid, one } Opposite Fraser-Paterson emptied, were, found. Mt. Nel, | | ¥#t and Pike, Opp. Public Market crowd attended the thir iversar « ration Sun t of the Seaffle Turn the Metropolitan theatre numbers comprised the Mayor Gill was present line, will take 6,000 meas ons of foodstuffs from Se New York at end of week , |tonight with a discussion on “How | ¢| It will interest you to kriow that since Gunners | SQUIRREL FOOD .. . “. By Ahern! Bothell Is Taking HER to the Ball Game i| ‘ in Force —$$— First in STsten)_ { HE DIDN'T TRIP CLARICE— } at Tra § Jocornicot L | SoNETHING ON THE BAG wHY OID THAT LOOKED LIKE A BEER CHECK, AND HE THOUGHT HE WAS | Bothell high school athletes fine 4 PLAYER TRIP JET TE ~ AVNE KELLERMAN — HE |ished first, with 46 points, in the In the weekly shoot of the Seat ALSO FIGURED ON GETTIN | preliminary field and track meet of tle Trapshooters’ association, at the| MANO SLIDE Lphy Harbor island grounds yesterday,| THAT PiLt OW"? HIS UNIFORM DIRTY SO |the King county high school series, held on Vashon isiand Saturday aft- Hugh Ploming and Harry Williams ks tied for first honors in the shoot at kd 7, sb th 50 targets, with 47 each, MeDir sf THE SPECTATORS WILL ernoon . Redmond was second, with mod Was second with 46. H. Will THINK HE IS A VETERAN! oints; Burton th with 2%: liama was high gun in the shoot at —— hon fourth, with 17, and Kirke 100 birds, with a score of 4. RK. land fifth, with 9 Miller was second with 92 and Mc Strickler of Bothell finished first Kelvey third with 90. in five events In the medals shoots Fleming and | The y follows Williams tied in Class A with 47 220-yard low hurdles—Strickler, jeach. In the shootoff at 15 birds | Bothell, first; McConaughy, | Vashon, second; O, Johnson, Rede mond, third. Time—:28 1-5. | Discus—Robstad, Redmond, first | Perigo, Redmond, second; Daniels, "4 |Kirkland, third. 86 feet and 6& 4 | inches | Fifty Jeli, first; McConaughy, Williams killed 14 and Fleming 13 Fred Landwehr won in Class B, Me Dirmond in Class C and Kinzer in Class D lent scores were made n Lake traps, where a |far larger crowd than usual turned jout. The contest hunting dasb—Rosley, Both- c Bothell, second; om, third. Time ‘-“* 5 4-5, coat was won by BE. W. Eller with 4 bre yer seul 5 birds. ‘OD. Pole vault—Strickler, Bothell, q | Horst and Eller tied for the DuPont gal ig ee igre A. Conklin second with 41 and F. W NOUR HEAD, HG, Hecmeaeiet vi relma hae F, A. Travis third with 40 To STOP THE DRAUGHT she ~ | om See eens Tob-yard dash—B. Johnson, 2 “fig a yard dash—E. Johnson, Quite a number of Seattle marks £ Oe ia enaaer mane |mond, first; McConaughy, Vashon, |men accepted the invitation of the second; Bosley, Bothell, third, | Lake Stevens Gun club to partict Time—: 11 pate in their shoot near Everett A Shotput — Otterson, Redmond, yesterday, Four contests at 25 tar tian ete on L018 nee VALI MAMAN NN Atoll | test; Beardslee, Bothell, seconds gets were shot off, Young making |Lameroux, Burton, third. 33 feet | the high combined total of $3. Roy Opple of was second with i and Mubl third with 87 iS. A. C. BOWLERS | FINISH FOURTH | IN WIRE GAMES The ocean-to-ocean telegraphic bowling contest for the Col. Robert M. Thompson trophy, bowled in the principal cities of the United States and Mont by fivemen teams r. y the Olymute 2 5 inches | 120-yard hurdles—Strickler, Both- f ell, first; Rowler, Kirkland, sece/ ond; MecConaughy, Vashon, third, | Time 17 4-5 e 40-yard dash—Riehm, Burton. first; E. Johnson, Redmond, fond; Quarkman, Bothell, thirdg ; Time—:5 High jump—Lameroux, Burtong first; Otterson, Redmond, secongy.. Rowler, Kirkland, third. Heigh? 5 feet and 2 inches. 220-yard dash—Strickler, Rothell,. first; Bosley, Bothell, second; sragce, Burton, third. Time— The Totem Athletic association| Blakeley team by # score of 19 to got In action on the baseball sched-|2. The game was played at Wood land Park Sunday ule for the season aturday after » with a game between the Pi Francisco, with| rate d Cubs, which was won b Illinois A. C.| the Pirates, 10 to 3. Friedholt and Transportation Club defeated the Belmonts by a score of 8 to 4 run—Riehm, Burton, first; at Woodland Park yesterday Kimmel, Vasbon, secon et Calon: scond with 2,895,| Irwin » the battery for the Pt < Ball, aA thar Che (0) A. C. wag! rates and Jones, Neldigh and Ol a | Kirkland, third. Time 3-6. third with 2.830. The Seattle Ath.|!¥er for the Cubs, 1 diately The Felix Club opened its sea Broad jump—Strickler, Bothell, 4 Sox beat the son by defeating the Rainier Beach first; Otterson, Redmond, second; 16 swatfest McConaughy, Vashon, third. 18 Evers, and feet and 3 inches. 3 following, the F Athleticn in a 2 t Taylor an letic club finished fourth, with a team, § to 3. A. Heyes pitched for se Fetle Char: anu hes Taylor and Rayl were the battery |‘h@ Fellx Club, and Ike Colman did for the Sox and Hurlburt, Taylor, | 80™® Very good catching. Manager| BE ATS McCARTY Vaughn and Trembly for the Ath.|Krick of the Felix claims that he} , letics. Armstrong umpire. has the best team in the amateur) : class this season. 548 Green Lake Feds defeated the Or. =" 345) der of the Golden West, 14 to 1, The Wilson Busine: team rolled as fol Sdwarde 213 2190 170 C.H. Kinne ., 192 191 M. J. Galbraith 211 H. J, Dobdb 150 O. W. Harris. 159 | NEW YORK, April 26.—Bob Me J Allister, the California light-heavy- i weight, won the newspaper de- College nine cision over Tom McCarty of Mon- a P. J. McGregor - 177\at Woodland Pagk yesterday. eat the Battersby & Smith by!tana in ten rounds at Brooklyn - om - ———| Brown of the Feds team pitched a 3 yesterday. Peters pitched @/ jast night. He outfought McCarty Totals $26 1,020 831—2,776) splendid game, striking out 16 men. | great game for B. & S., allowing but/ all the way. 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