The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1918, Page 11

Team Falls Before Pat-Macs CO Sept. 9—The Patterson- eDonald team, leading the Puget md shipyard circuit, had little defeating the Todd club of Foundation Nine Defeated by Sloans OLYMPIA, Sept. 9—In a freehit- ting game the Sloan baseball club defeated the Foundation nine, 7-4, <PAID ADVERTISING @ Organized Labor’s Advisory Ballot .@ REPUBLICAN TICKET “Keep This Until Primary Day, September 10 - con 7-2, here Sunday. here Sunday. Both Gardner and (fF Fittery, hurling for the Pat-Macs, | Houck were pounded hard. i ed poorly but soon steadied and| Ham Hyatt, late of the New York }rwen hands down. The Seattle team | Yankees, played his first game with , [Mammered Stolting and White for 194 the Olympia team and collected one RH. B.|hit. R H. B s PatMacs ..... 7 #12 1/8loan . ory 11 1 t PMPGd ......2.-2-------. 2 5 5} Foundation ..... 4 12 «4 7” Batteries—Fittery and Boelzle.| Batteries——Gardner and Patterson. a pons, White and Cadman. Houck and Stevens. y JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT WILLIAM H. PEMBERTON (Six-Year Term) W. ©. CHAPMAN (Six-Year Term) JOHN R. MITCHELL (Six-Year Term) KENNETH MACKINTOSH (Four-Year Term) eae. co H WALTER M. FRENCH (Two-Year Term) w JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT ' CRAWFORD E. WHITE CALVIN §. HALL COUNTY AUDITOR ~ ELMER F. CONNOR a ht ~ “= ‘ {TY ASSESSOR t HUGO KELLEY A COUNTY CLERK = 7 PERCY THOMAS . xe Scans te COUNTY CORONER : Cc. C. TIFFIN COUNTY SHERIFF : ROBERT T. HODGE “ (CHOOLS ae eats 3 J . - _ PROSECUTING ATTORNEY FRED CC. BROWN COUNTY COMMISSIONER, SECOND DISTRICT HERMAN NELSEN J COUNTY COMMISSIONER, THIRD DISTRICT | JOHN E. MULLANE aa | JUSTICE THE PEACE, SEATTLE PRECINCT 4 HILLMAN F. JON: JOHN HB. 6 : OTIS W. BRINKER JOUN BW ; % CONSTABLE, SEATTLE ; LOUIS HUNY LAMBERT JOHN H. BOYLE JAMES E. SHANNON TOM MULL AN "SENATOR, THIRTY-FIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICT | |. G. OHARRA | SENATOR, THIRTY-FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT ALICE M. LORD SENATOR, THIRTY-SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT GEORGE B. 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