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PAGE TWO
What Happens
When "Bugs"
Adolf
Meets the
New Member
of the
Team.
Words by Schaefer.
Mllkiv tojT * OlllJo.
Baldwin and Butler Are
Hit Hard—-Game Lost
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;o^-^ NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE STANDING/ - '•'
'•.S^i--S'*-l.^ Yesterday's Results... ;.,:.;,;:';;"> -v"■''>'/-\i-«|
• Portland 8, Tacoma 4.-^-•- : . • , -'V; Vancouver 4, Spokane 5. •
iSlllii 1;-:' ' ■ - Victoria 4, Seattle 1. ' . ' --• fgSj
OT ; : i Standing of Clubs Yesterday. :'' ' ;' '■ Today -f^# r
■0 %■ - ■'■■■';-. ■'*. *■'•.. Win. Lose. Pet. '-Win; '~ Lose.' •
• :8pok»n»-;:V...V'..t.:.\.-.-.;.'^4-i:. t.-:-3-.---:667.-V .714 .571 •
• Portland ;:........ .ViT....^4> 3 .571 ; .625 .500 •
• Victoria .................. 3,3 " .500 . .571 .430 •
• Tacoma .....:... 3 V 4 .429 .500 .375 •
• Seattle ....;..'..■.......... 3 4 .429 .500 .375 •
• Vancouver ................ 3 . j4. .42» .500 .375 •
• ..''*;':. v '" Today's Games. *■:"■'•
• ':".' Tacoma vs. Portland In Seattle. Vancouver at Spokane. •
• Seattle iat Victoria. . -'.. ' . : _ ;>„,;.-_-'';: i: /; -' •
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SEATTLE, April 23. —A» &
result of the game yesterday be
tween Portland and Tacoma tn
which the Pippins batted Bald
win for 8 hits and 5 runs in six
innings and Pres. Rothermel's
previous announcement of a final
tryout, it is probable that Pitcher
O. F. Baldwin will be released.
Butler finished the game and sur
f«r*d 3 runs and 5 hits tn three
innings. The old scout also pass
ed three.
Btrait loomed up with a timely
home run and Matties. Speas ana
Menßor made timely liits. Sensa
tional catches were made by
Lynch and Morse for Tacoma, the
latter spearing a low drive back
of second in most spectacular
fashion. Cameron, Abbott ana
Nill proved the batting demons of
Tacoma, each getting two hits.
Cameron made a three-bagger
and scored twice. Nill and Cam
eron also figured for stolen bases.
The score:
TACOMA.
AB R H PO A E
Tohe, 31b ... 4 0 0 0 2 0
Nill. 2b 4 0 2 6 8 0
Abbott. It .. 5 1 2 1 0 1
Neighbors, rf 3 1 1 4 1 0
Morse, 88 .. 4 0 0 2 3 0
Lynch, cf .. 4 0 0 3 0 0
Cameron, lb 4 2 2 7 0 0
Crtttenden. o 4 0 0 3 I 0
Baldwin, p.. 100010
Butler, p... 1 0 0 1 0 0
•Ludwig ... 0 0 © 0 0 0
T0ta15....34 4 7 27 18 1
PORTLAND.
AB R H PO A B
Mensor, 2b . 4 3 2 6 8 0
Speas, cf ... 4 1 1 3 0 0
Pries, rf ... 5 1 3 0 0 0
Strait, If ...3 1 1 3 0 0
Mathes, lb .. 2 2 4 0 0
Modore, c... 300 70 1
Rlbble. 3b . 4 0 1 0 1 1
Ooltrln, as . 4 0 2 3 2 0
Tonneson, p 4 0 1 1 2 1
Totals .. .36 8 13 27 8 3
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Tacoma 00020001 I—4
Portland 10100381 2—B
SUMMARY.
Two base hits —Neighbors,
Speas, Mensor, Mathes. Three
base hit—Camerson. Home runs
—Strait, Mathes. Sacrifice hit —
Speas. Stolen bases— N'lll, Cam
eron, Mensor. Pitchers' sum
mary—Flvo runs and 8 hits off
Baldwin in 6 innings; 3 runs and
5 hits off Butler in 3 innings.
truck out —By Baldwin 2, by
Butler 1; by Tonneson, 6. Bases
on balls —Off Baldwin 1, off But
ler 2, off Tonneson 4. Wild
pitch—Tquneson. Double plays—
Meueon to Mathes; Coltrin to
Mensor to Mathes. Umpire—Van
Haltren.
OAKLAND, Cal.—lnterest Is
keen here today between Kid
George of Sacramento and How
ard Morrow, the Chicago middle
weight, before the Oakland
Wheelmen's club Wednesday
night. Both men are showing
good form.
I —mLj^^'J^fTf-.. The Bicycle Is
k|||^yi|lj|the Working
l^fP^s^lP mans Automobile
m ..' It requires no high priced chauffeur, no gasoline, but you
W get there, all ' the line. We can sell you the bast make and
■ finish for $30 i and f SB. W« carry a big stock.' '; •i v *■<?>*"-
I Washington Tool & Hardware Co.
1 927 Commerce Street, 928 Pacific Avenue.
DOJf CAMERON.
Spokane ■ Vancouver 4.
SPOKANE, April 23.—Passing
two men in the eighth lost Ger
vais for Vancouver the game yes
terday. Wuffli followed witn a
triple and scored on Cartwrighfs
single. The winning run was
made In the ninth on Bennett's
wild throw. Score:
R. H. B.
Vancouver 4 8 2
Spokane ; ...5 7 1
Seattle 1, Victoria 4.
VICTORIA, B. C, April 23.—,
Victoria took the first game on
the home grounds, due to a wild
throw by Weed and Clenentsonu
safe hit. Nordyke and Daniels are
responsible for the next Victoria
score. The score:
R. H. K.
Seattle 1 » 2
Victoria 4 4 1
National League
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. Pet.
Cincinnati 6 2 .750
Now York 5 3 .625
Philadelphia .... 4 3 .571
Boston 4 4 .530
St. Louis 4 5 .444
Chicago S 4 .429
Pittßburg 3 5 .375
Brooklyn 2 5 .28G
R H X
St. Louis S 12 1
Cincinnati 9 12 0
Batteries: Sallee and Bliss,
Humphreys; Keef and McLean.
Umpires: Owen and Brennan.
At Chicago—Pittsburg-Chicago
game postponed; wet grounds.
At Philadelphia—New YorK-
Philadelphla game postponed;
wet grounds.
At Brooklyn—Boston-Brooklyn
game postponed; rain.
American League
Standing of the Oluhs.
Won. Lost. Pet
Boston 5 1 .833
Philadelphia .... 4 2 .667
Chicago 5 3 .625
Cleveland 5 3 .6Z5
Washington .... 3 3 .500
Detroit 4 5 .444
St. Louis 3 6 .333
New York ." 0 4 .000
R H E
Detroit ... .-.-.- 4 6 4
St. Louis »... 7 8 1
Batteries: Willett and Stanage;
naili.'y and Klrchell. Umpires:
Egan and Evans.
At New York—Philadelphia-
New York game postponed; wet
grounds.
At Boston—Washington-Bos
ton game postponed; wet.
Pacific Coast League
Standing of the Clnbs.
Won. Lost Pot.
Oakland 15 4 .789
Vernon 10 9 .625
Los Angeles .... 9 8 .52 9
Sacramento .... 8 9 .470
San Francisco .. 6 10 .375
Portland 5 12 .294
• «
• JINXKD? NIXIE! •
"Jinxed!" growled the Loyal
Fan, as he surged In the mael
tsrom of fans seeking to get out
of Athletic park upon the close of
the first game of the season. "I
know when that pretty girl threw
the first ball that—"
"O, garbage, signifying rub
bish,' retorted the Redhot Root
er, "or, as a Vancouverite would
say, beastly rot, old top, y'know."
"Those Tigers were jinxed and
you know it," said the Loyal Fan,
gloomily.
"Aw, get a chimneyweep—your
flue Is dusty," uttered the Redhot
Rooter. "The Idea of trying to
shift the blame that way. One
word more and I kick in your
Lima. Follow me?"
"It was a hard game to lose.
Cruel Mr. Clarke!"
"Say, I'll bet you he's a hasher
In the off season. He is certainly
there on the waiting stunt."
"Such names as they hare on
that team," observed the Loyal
Fan. "Sepulvade, Demaggio,
Sacramento, Californlo, etc."
"And Klpperfs bally roller
Jolly well fixed us, I fawncy," re
marked the Redhot Rooter.
"And think of Schmutz wasting
a two-badger. Ach. Gott!"' -
■ ■ "Do the Llmbnrger, Augusta,"
advised the Redhot Rooter. "We
lost. Why aggravate further?
There is only one thing I'm sure
of. I'll never bring my auto to
the ball; park."
"Never is right. I agree with
you there," grinned the Loyal Fan
meaningly. And Just then a car
luckily came along.. -*•
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I; OMTMPIA 5, BREWERS 3
Aided \by Umpire . Win Stanley,
whose • decisions have aroused
vigorous protest,, the Olympia
team Sunday defeated the Pacific
Br#*lng & Malting; company's
team by a score of 5 to 3..'Wog
for i Tacoma, allowed - seven i hits.
and I Everett - for Olympia. allowed
•S.'t;/; The t Brewers X will f play- the
CVntralia team la the state league
nest Sunday at Central!*,
THE TACOMA TIMES.
Answered
Burns Ready to Meet White
Hope for $5,000 at Bassano
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CALGARY, April 22. —"Sport-
ing editor, The World, Vancouver,
B. C: Can get Rlckard twenty
per cent or fifty per cent gross re
ceipts to box me at Bassano, Al
berta, providing he bets five thou
sand dollars he wins. If he
doesn't want that I'll box him In
private for the flve thousand dol
lars, and at any place in Alberta
he names.—Tommy Burns."
That Is the reply Tommy
Burns, former champion heavy-
Excursion Fares
TO THB BAST Vl*
Northern Pacific Railway
The Scenic Highway and the Only Line to Gardiner Gateway,
Official Yellowstone Park Entrance.
A few- —similar reductions to many other point* la
the Eastern United States and Canada, as well as the Mid
dle West.
St. Paul .......... Denver, Colorado
Minneapolis •*• 60.00 Springs, Pueblo . .$ 55.00
Duluth «0.00 New York 108.50
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St. K>ula .......... 70.00 Boston .110.00
Omaha 60.00 Montreal, Qua. .... 105.00
Kansas City and St. Bulfalo ......... .. 91.50
" Joseph ...;«0.00 Pittsburg ......... 91.50
lies Molnes ........ 65.70 Washington ....... f07.50
Sioux City 60.00 Detroit ■ 82.50
Davenport . f.OO Dallas 75.00
Tickets will be on sal*
April 25, 26 and 27, to St. Paul and Minneapolis only.
May 14 to Dallas only.
To all points except' Dallas, Texas, on numerous dates, May
. 2 to September 30, 1912.
Limit 16 days on going trip. October 31, 1912, for return.
North Coast Limited o. * Km a t .
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Daily through to Chlcamivla Minneapolis and St. Paul. Im
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Mississippi Valley Limited
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J^gL\ng^^ • Joseph and Denver via Billing* and the Bur
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l^f Sk"X\ Standard Drawing Room and Tourist Bl«ep
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iWvjJ^ V. H. ROWAN, O«in Agent FrclKht Drpt.,
|^ ■■"■,.'-:■ • ' O2» Pacific Avpiiup, Tncoma.
A. D. CHARLTON, Aset. General Pasa'r Agent, Portland. '
weight of the wo rid. sends to a
wire from Vancouver notifying
him that there is flve thousand In
sight for a bout between the two.
Promoter McMahan, who is
back of Bill Rlckard, the Vancou
ver white hope, in the attempt
to secure a match, could not be
found this morning ,but stated
on Saturday that all Rickard de
sired at this time was a real op
portunity to show his ability and
that the money would be forth
coming In the event that the
match could be arranged.
f ODDER
HUNGRY
FANS
A ■ Little : QoMlp V
From All the
Leagues .
"Sulphuro" Supulveda, Vancou
ver's catcher, Ib only outmatched
In name In the Northwestern
league by Demmagglo, left fielder
for the same team.
Umpire Van Haltren, «x-plteh»r
of the major leagues, did excel
lent work In Sunday's game.
Abbott fell for those long outs
that Clarke broke up close to the
plate. That's some curve and
has speed back of It.
The next time Joe Bonds goes
to a ball game Burt Klnney says
he's going to have peanuts on
hand. The supply gave out yes
terday and Joe was genially look
ing for "peanuts."
When Charles Srhmutz first
went to bat in the opening game
Sunday on the home grounds he
started out to live up to his mid
dle name, "Home Run," and got
as far as second. The following
batters failed to pull him across,
however.
English, the pitcher released
by the Tigers, will leave tomor
row for Aberdeen to try out with
the Aberdeen State league team.
Lynch has 10 pitchers on his
staff now and President Rother
niel is getting Bis pruning shears
sharpened.
Heine Jansen has noised around
that he will not go to the Union
association and will not play ball
if he can't play here.
Several fishermen made -good
catches on the Deschuteg river
yesterday.
Chambers creek was more alive
with fishermen than with fish
yesterday.
COOMBS HURTS LEG.
PHILADELPHIA — Gloom Is
over tlie Philadelphia Athletics
today as a result of an accident
to Jack Coombs, Connlo Mack's
star twirler, which will keep htm
out of the game for weeks.
Coombs strained a ligament dur
ing Saturday's game with Wash
ington and had to be assisted
from the field. He suffers great
pain.
GAMBLE ON GAMES.
PORTLAND, Ore. —That he
will draft at once an ordinance
which will stamp out gambling In
Portland on baseball games was
the announcement made by City
Attorney Grant. Grant said that
gambling on baseball is flourish-
Ing throughout the city. It 1b said
there has been gambling even on
the baseball grounds.
STATE BUS. 4, DeKoven 3
In a 10 inning game played
Saturday afternoon the State
Business college team defeated
the DeKoven Hall team by a score
of 4to 2. Batteries: DeKoven,
lloss Wtlsnn and Blngham; State
Uusirn'ris college, O. Eutecht and
A. Welse.
"TAOOMA LADY" HURT.
"Tacoma Lady" pet English
bull, belonging to Mrs. L. B. Pan
burn, was run over by an auto
mobile at North Second and Ta
coma avenue yesterday afternoon.
Although not seriously hurt the
dog was quite badly bruised and
frightened.
It was thought for a while that
"Lady" would have to be kept out
of the dog show on account of the
accident.
Olympia Boat
The New Steamer
NISQUALLY
Leaves Municipal Dock Dally at
9 a. m. and 8 p. m.
The 8:00 p. m. Trip Connects
for Shelton.
Returning Leaves Olrrnpla
11:1(5 p. m. and • :06 p. m.
MAONOL.IA—Lntn Olympla
(or Tacoma aad Seattl* 7:30 a.
m Phone Main SBOB.
Tuesday, April 23, 1912.
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wearables, ■ .V
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qjr college men, the kind
of clothes they really
want.
Better stop in to
morrow and have us
show you.
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1110-12-14-16 Pacific Aye.
The Good Clothes Store for Men and Boys.
Lawn Mowers
-AT MOHR'S
The good old style Champion ...... .$3.50 up
-- - ■
Four blade mowers ........ $4.50 and $5.00
High grade ball bearing mowers $7.50 to $15
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Hand Trowels Hose, All Rubber
Lawn Edgers Cotton Hose. The
Garden Barrows Lined, Best Is the
Grass Hooks Be, 10c, Cheapest,
Weeding 12c per 20c-per
Hooks Foot. Foot.
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