The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1915, Page 7

Wolgast Beaten; Is Thru | | | | NEW YORK, June 3.—That Ad Wolgast is only a shell of his former self is the opinion expressed today by fans who saw Leach Cross outbox the erstwhile lightweight champion in a 10round bout last night. In only two rounds, the fourth and sixth, did Ad shine. In the lat round he knocked the dentist down, but inflicted no damage. Cross showered Ad with lefts and rights during the latter stages. it ie generally be. |) boxing days | CRACK GOLFERS IN BIG TOURNAMENT RYE, N. Y., June 3—Thirty-two of the crack golfers of the East to-| day began the first round of match | play for the Metropolitan cham. plonship, one of the most coveted | with the score 12 to 0 in the eighth} titles In the country, on the Apa wamis country club course. Wal-| ter J. Travis, twice national cham. plon; Jerome D. Traverse, three | times national champion; Oswald| Kirkby, Findlay S. Douglas, Fred Herreschof and Charles H. Seeley were included in the list. The low medal score prize was won by Roy D. Wedd of Engle wood with a card of 155. VANCOUVER, B. C., June 3.—) With a lead of one run, the Van-/ couver team had a batting rally @ay's game with Tacoma chased over two additional runs, | [BOOB PLAY COSTS SEATTLE TEAM THE GAME- ONCE AGAIN THE BASEBALL FANS ARE BUNKED » Amateur j5 , teen Monday the Ballard Beavers de feated the Cluets at Fort Lawton, 7 to 1 Oddson and Johnson were the battery for the Reavers and Harman and Sowers for the Cluets Roy Larson, on second, and Cook on third, starred for the Reavers. For tn or out-of-town games with the Be! ‘s, call Ballard 1265 and ask for Roy Larson or write him at 1104 W. 50th at, Seattle. The Georgetown Cubs defeated the Duwamish team Monday in a one-sided game by a score of 20 to 3. The Cubs won the game by con tinued heavy slugging The Crescents d Seattle Cubs, Cur ts pitched a great game for the Crescenta, and but for an error by Griffin would have egistered a shutout. Lyts featured. The Crescenta will play a return game with the Vane June 15. The Covey Wet Wash team trim. med the Fort Ward soldiers, 12 to 6 and 9 to 5, in a double-header a Fort Ward Memorial day Can nonball” Thompson heaved the first game for the laundrymen would have scored a shutout frame, he eased up, and the soldiers scored six runs. Finegold of the Coveys featured at bat in both games. In the second game Ruth, Covey’s crack southpaw, hurt his arm and retired in favor of Ross man, with the score 4 to 2 against him, Rossman allowed but one un earned run. The Coveys received fine treatment O'LEARY AND SCOTT WILL BOX ON JUNE 10 Johnny O'Leary and Pat Scott fe the eighth inning of Wednes-|>oth Seattle lightweights, will meet | ing umptre-tn-chief, and |!m the main event of a smoker that | can me will mark the opening of the new The fielding of Kyle and| and) STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1915. PAGE 7. A HYORAN-7 AND suiCe ® UMP! SLIPS ONE OVER ON THE BOYS Umpire Bil Brennan put ove t one on two rising young Fed leaguérs recently, Bill climbed aboard a train to go to the park and happened to be sitting back to back ¢ players, He overheard plotting Vl call him a big rummy, a stiff, and tell him he’s all swelled on be sald one. “ Then you run at him and baw! him good and strong, Then a ne Phich gave them the game, 4 to 2.|Club house of the Anacortes Elks|we can sneak back to town and Colwell and Kaufman were the op | bsing twirlers. do10 102 4] | LES HIGH GUN In the mid-week shoot at Harbor island traps Wednesday Les Reld, professional, was high gun in the shoot at 50 targets with 45 on June 10. Pour preliminary events are being arranged, and they of Seattle, Ad Schaffli of Seattle and Pat Casey of Anacortes ABERDEEN, June 3.—By get ting hits when they would do the most good and by showing greater | meet those dolls It happened per iuie, Never 2/will include bouts between Travie| did an umpire take more abuse and .4|Davis of Everett and Ed Pinkman/| grin The players grew desperate and called him everything they could think of. Finally, along in the sixth inning, Brennan remarked “You two loafers keep quiet. You | couldn't get out of this game with jan airship. Besides that, I'm liable to beat you there and steal those dolls before you can get dressed.” Hugh Fleming and ©. E. McKelvey) speed between the bases, the Spo-| tied for first place among the ama- D. R. Rhodes, professional, broke 43 birds. the shoot at 100 birds Les Reid first with 97, Hugh Fleming with 92, Matt Grossman with $6, and R. 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BASE AND You SLID BECAUSE HE want RON COwN THE TO GET THE BASE BASELINE LiKe BEFORE HE | 87 BASEMAN WoULo say He'll) EDITED BY K IT WAS HIS ' 1 Satema ENGINE 15 PIE FOR PIEH Cy Pieh was pitching for New York and the Chicago crowd was having fun with his name, “Mince is pitching,” yelled one Pieh,” howled a bleacherite. “He's our huckleberry,” shout ed a third. Pieh stopped to object to a decision on a ball. “He cussed hard,” howled a punster. “Awful crust he has, trying to beat the Sox.” “Don't mince matter: scream ed another “Three strikes” howled the umps. “Got his deserts,” yelled a New York fan, and the horror was over. SPORTING FLASHES A home run in the seventh inning with one man on gave Columbia an Engle and| Wednesday {n the north section of ®**Y 4 to 1 victory over Pennsyl Salveson were the opposing pitch-|the Church baseball league follow: |Y*"a in New York Wednesday. ers. Spokane ... Aberdeen 100037 0 0000035 lemons, per crate 250 rapefruit head lettuce 2.75 turnips, sack . 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Batteries: Ashby and Woodland | 4 | defeating the freshmen, 4 to Hoffstrom; Gulla, Stokke and Bish! op, Stokke United Lutheran 3 Christian 2 Results in the south section were Plymouth 15, Trinity Lutheran 0 |Battertes: Thompson and Trucke Bowen; Brodhagen and Schneider | Tabernacie Baptist 0, Madison M BE. 4 Pilgrim 9, First Christian 9, First M. E. 0, Queen Anne | St. Mark's 8 First Presbterian 5,|Phia, wins championship of Wom-| Chamberlain and Irwin; /¢0'* Eastern Golf association in al pai ‘Tobin at the plate, but {t fell | Battertes | Piehl, Rice and Kelly. TENNIS MATCHES ON for the second day's matches of the high school tennis tournament the courts of the Seattle Tennis lelub this afternoon at 3 o'clock What promises to be the most hotly contested match of the day ts that |beween Kitamura of West Seatle and Chamberlain of Broadway. Both singles and doubles will be played. Silver Filling: or & period of 1 Pilling 5 Alloy Filling @1. less Exteneting Fri Eatimates Free. 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AYBEE SMITH If D, E, Dugdale is paying sal aries in anything but stage money to some of the members of his team who figured in the prize nobody home” play of the sea son Wednesday afternoon, which practically — fo: game on the Victoria is being bunked about as badly as the fans who pungling genuine money in the hope that some day the may nee some honest-to-Koodness baseball at Dug's lot, free from such stupid boners as that pre sented Wednesday, Pitcher Joe! Lota was the father of the boob| play and he was ably assisted by Cadman and Otto Nye. The solid} {vory atunt gave the visitora «| load of one, and, altho the score was t later, Victoria won| the game again with ninth. The score was 4 to 3 Here is how the “Stellacoom's Pride inning piay was pulled, The sixth started with the score 2 to |1 in Seattle's favor. Kaylor hit td jright, but the ball took a bad | bound over Barth's head and Kay jlor landed on third, Lots fanned | Butler for the second out, and tt looked ike lor would die on |the third wack, Shaw drove an ! grounder to Lotz, who could have natled him at first and ended the agony, But, no, The boob microbe was working in the pitch er's bean and he tossed to Nye at third to get Kaylor. Cadman ran nay half way to third and Kaylor was | hovering between Nye and Cad man, when he cut out and started for the plate He didn’t know where it was go. ing, but he sent {ft on its way There was no one at the pan to receive it. Cadman wasn't home The pill bit Kaylor and bounded to the grandstand. In the mean |time the Seattle team had forgotten | j about Hunky Shaw, and when the Victorian third baseman came wad dling down the line toward home, | Cadman saw him and threw the ball away again and Shaw scored it w the fans who had early hopes that Seattle would give a good pull at their bootstraps in an effort to take an upward step |the use? No team could win anything |race with that Altho Cadman got a three-bagger in the last of the sixth, he died at that station when Slim Smith retired the time. but a sucker looked for a while as if the Giants still had a chance. But the pall of the previous boner hung ove replaced Lots after play, going in with the score tied, so that the defeat is charged Kelly, altho directly due to Lotz The ninth Inning settled the matter, Shaw drove out a deep double and was sacrificed to third Shaw was nailed at the plate when he attempted the squeeze play Tobin singled and stole second, re ceiving the throw on the bound in the mouth, which stunned him for a moment. Nye walked and Haworth drove the ball to deep ight. Barth made a long peg to short and Tobin was safe with the winning run, As yet, D. &. Dugdaie has not availed himself of the opportunity |to answer the several questions jasked him by The Star yesterday, }and as yet the man “exchanged” for First Baseman Beatty | failed to appear. game follows: R. HPO. A. FE. re ae ale ae | . er 68 . £3 8 4 9° 3S ey ate Wake ae ee ae 88 ae as le oer Me saa Raymond, . am 8. 2@ Lotz, p .- oe et ae ie a * Peterson He Toe Se aaa er Sine Kelly, D «+ “te a, ee Totals Pris 12 *Matted for Lots in A. ¥ e -% Shaw, % 2 1 @, Kelly, 1b 1 0 Tobin, If 6 6 M, Nye, 2b 2 0 Maworth, rf 6 0 Hoffman, 0 41 W. Smith, p 4 0 Totals 2 7 8 foore by innings 0001101002 1000020014 ‘Two-base hite—Raymond Tobin, Three-base hite ; Kaylor. Sacrifice hite—Lodell Ru Kelly, M. Nye. 1 RTS —| WORLD OF SPORT Nye threw the ball. | | a merry, merry time for! But what's! in the world/ kind of baseball. | ride in double quick | Seattic tied the score in the sev. | enth when Raymond doubled and; scored on Kilillay’s single, and it) them and removed their pep. Kelly | his brilliant | has t | The box score of Wednesday's |: a run tn the] |Bo | HIGH SCHOOL STARS IN TENNIS TOURNEY— | LEACH CROSS SENDS WOLGAST INTO DISCARD ught From the Creditors The big stock of the Union Label Clothing Co. was sold by its creditors—the purchase price was small—it was bought on speculation only, and will be closed out at once. In order ] to sell out quick, prices have been cut way below the whole- salers’ cost price. For instance: 33 4 50c Men's | 50c Athletic 50c Men's Suspenders 17 Underwear re 29c Work Shirts. 15c Men's $2.50 Men’s Pants Sox 6c $3.00 Men’s H $1.39 $2.00 Men’s Pants 98c Choice from a lot of Boys’ Wash Suits, worth $1.50 Men’s and Young $1.33 $3.50 Boys’ Suits $1.89 $6.50 Boys’ Suits $2.98 $1.00 Boys’ Pants Men’s Suits $9.75 $20.00 and $22.50. All new patterns represented, including the new Plaids and Hair-line Stripes. $7.8 $4.69 rrotier ioe some worth up to $15.00. (No old- timers). Buys a Suit worth for a lot of Suits worth up to $18.00. WHOLESALE BUYERS INVITED ’ The Union Label Clothing Co. § A. BRIDGE, AGENT : oan Washington jelphia, Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn .. Boston .. ++. at Cinetnnatt . » New York 20 COAST LEAGUE Won, Lost Los Angeles 85 Portland Oakland FEDERAL LEAGUE w. 486 40 fice fly—Killilay. Stolen bases—Harth, 4 3 Kaymond, Kaylor. Struck out-—Ry Lots|NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE RESULTS 7, by Kelly 1, by Smith %. Bai : sank" Ott Lots 2, off Kelly 1, off 8 5th Cadman. Pitcher cores ¥. 14 9 Hite off Lote in 3 runs 1 run and & hite off Kell 2 innings. Credit victory to W. Smith; charge de |teat to B®. Kelly. D y—Butler |to M. Nye to W. Kelly, Umpires—Frary and Lynch PORTLAND MAN IS KILLED AT EXPO SAN FRANCISCO, June 3,—Er | nest Pursel of Portland is dead to day as the result of an accident on jthe exposition zone concession | known as “The Bowls of Joy.” Pursel was riding ip one of the “bowls,” which are whirled around at high speed, to give the Joy-seeker new jolting sensations, He fell out and was dragged This is the second death in this | concession, { WEBSTER SHOULD WORRY SACRAMENTO, Cal, June 3.— Because of a decision that a diction. jary {8 not a text book, California | will print no free dictionaries. Use Star Wants Ads for Re- sults. NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS At St. Loute 8, Cinctnnatl ¢ At Boston 6, New York 6; 10th inning At Brooklyn -4, Philadelphia 2-3 pe RESULTS 1 called In AMERICAN 11 Yew York 1, Bonto Jand 0, Bt. Le wo 1, Detroit FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS At Newark 3, Baltimore 2 At K Clty 4, Pittsburg no 1, Bt Loule 2. COAST LEAGUE RESULTS At San Francisco 5, Lom Angeles 3 At Portland 1, Oakland 2 At Los Angeles——Salt Lake 8, Venice 1 CONGRESSMEN ON VISIT TO SEATTLE Senator Thomas Hardwick of Georgia, Congressman R, Y. Thom as of Kentucky and Congressman Albert Johnson visited Seattle Wed nesday. Senator Hardwick went to Tacoma soon after his arrival here, in company with Johnson. Thomas was the guest of Judge Thomas Burke, Col, J. M. Hawthorne and Judge Alfred Battle in motoring over the boulevards, last night, He went Hast 1 | At a meeting attended by 125, Ege the Rainier Valley Commercial KAISER WILL GO TO |Club Tuesday night, at .Phalen's | hall, elected the following officers FRONT "Ms |S. T. Tobey, president; Harry Brus- THE ITALIAN ‘Su1/kevith, vice president; D. E 4\j, Hughes, secretary; J. A. Kelso, GENEVA, June 3.—Kaiser ‘sea, treasurer. 40/ coming year will be H, A. Gardner, | “Right-Cut” is the Real |Seattle, W. W. Hay for Brighton Beach and J. A. 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