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FRANK GOTCH, CHAMPION
: Star League j
Ths Brows Bwn trtmmod tho
Umli Cub* In a teat. well-playsd
ud h*rd(M|ht gams it Untdn
park Saturday. Although Ollea.
who held tka Newsies with
out a Magla rrtdav. *»• only
touched for one hit, the Caba teat
-M. Thing* broke badly for the
Cab pitcher ta the first frame, whoo
he walked four, forcing la a nu».
and Kline cleared the MCka with a
hard double. The Cuba scored one
la the ftrat and tied the acore la the
aeoood. The Brown Bears took the
lead again In the aest Inning, when
Plnkham atola aecond and third
and then tallied when Ollea tried to
oatch htm at third and made a bad
pec. Plnkham brought In the alsth
ran whea Detman dropped hla fly.
aad. after ateallng around to third,
aoored on a paaaad ball The game
was one of the beat of the aeaaoa.
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NOTU.
Plnkham scored tbe Beara' two
SPORT SPARKS
NEW YORK.—Sam tan«ford, the
Boston tar baby. will meet Joe
JmmU* at Madison Square Oar
4m September 5 la a Ift round go
tor a pqr»«- of 910,094.
ZANESVILLE. O. — Outfielder
Parr ell of the Zaoeavtlle
tt*— haa been aold to Brooklyn (or
fI.SO« He will not Join the Trolley
Ckaaeri until next season
m
PANTOmUMI WIN
The Panrorlum Cleaner* de
feated the Rainier* Sunday at
Woodland park before a lance
crowd of fan*. The gauie waa one
of the faatest aeen In Woodland
garden* for a lon* time. W. Infer
aoil furnished th* features for the
day oa flrat sack.
R. H K
Pantorlom 7 11 4
Rainier* 6 8 2
Batterl e* — Ree*« and Hatcher.
Smith and Ober.
Meek Trunk&Ba? Co., Inc.
TBClfil AND KMT CAltt.
Wa maanfamur« our owe «><mls
fight hara in flaattia and »~U fhatn
at ft I Ktrst A*, aornar Madison.
If Iff. Ind 1411
—AT THE—
ANGELES CAFE
latest Moving Pictures
New Every Day
TREE
REGULAR DINNER
Served from 11 ft. m. to 8 p. m..
Including coffee, tea, millc, txer
or wine.
25c
Vocal and Inatruimnlal Music
Afternoon* and Evening*.
Why Cook at Home?
One of These Men Will Be World's Champion Wrestler Labor Day
[***************<:
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* STAR LKAQUB STANDING *
* Played W U Pet. •
* Lincoln Cuba » I 1 »M *
* Browa Bears » T I «T8 *
* All Stara .... I T I Jtt ♦
* Wftmia ....I I S W *
* r»»tldoa .... T I 4 «:> *
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Weitwsdnv. August W M'lOl
obiner* ra. Newalea.
The Moon*hln*rs forfeited to the
Warren* Saturday afternoon.
winning rona by good l>aaa *teal
I Ing. He scored the winning run
when, after plltartug the middle
and the third atatlona. (lllua heaved
wild to third trying to catch the
Bear fielder off the each. The
next time Pinkie erOaeed the rub
ber oa a panned ball, after pilfering
two atatloaa.
Stone, twice at the pan. clouted a
blnglc each time Slut coon drove
out a aingle and three bag**i and
drew a pass la three tlroea up.
Learltt had a lot or ateam bu»
he didn't put nurli on the pill
Even at that, be whiffed eight Cuba
Seven Beara worked Ollea tor
paaaea.
Both Stone and I-adner played a
awell first Stone haa eaally work
ed hlmaelf into the all eta; team.
Some of Flnegold'a decision*
ware raw.
Hatfield fttepped up to the rubbar
twice, but officially he waa given
credit for a time at bat Twice he
drew a paas and Ollea plunked hlat
In lbe rlba one*.
STANDINGS
>OMIH*I.»iKM> (OA«T
W U ftll W I. Prt
Van. ..IS 10 ISI.NI t» •• 111
Taonta tl II Ml '• «i«« M <4 it;
•pokaa. ?l «1 111 Ouinit • • «i ««i
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fwt •• •« »II HMmli «« II Ml
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nation At. I iMFmrw
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Pklia. II II Ml M y. «| «| in
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Clor ..II II ti«:ci.v». II II Ml
Brook <1 || in W..H M t» IIT
»» II l«! X' l„ U II 111
Ho mm kMuM r—fta»r i« t*.
Kallnn.l iH|»
AMERICAN LEAGUE
I t •
>At Pa4r«tt 4 It t |
fi«twt«r and Th oma«. Muamtri ltd
Hchmklt, Staaaf*
ai ~.i || ,
Boiluo i , % § I
Waiafc and Collin* aad cirrt|«a.
Now Tofk 4 a t
AC ftt. VumU • I
Warhop and a*WMy, Ntlim and Krl
(mQ.
Alt 1 | j
Washington ..... f « «
Or*** and Hmith; Cash too. (irar ami
Hlfetf. Aintnlih.
COAST LEAGUE
At \mtHm imnrnlnt fam.i I I I
Han Kr.nciMo ,t | j
Cario a and Motaa; Mni.r and
Htrr r
At V*m<m 'aftArtwon «nm«) . • II ]
flan I'rtn'liro , % 14 I
Ra!«*i§h and Drown; ||«nlay and Barry
At Maa Franrlwo.
fx»s A r>*#las (morntnf fam«* 4 10 1
Oakland , i io |
A*n»w and Abbott; Parnoll and Mltaa
At Ami VVMfivo.
f.os An*»l*s (af!»'rnv>r> gam*/ 111
.Ookland % 10 I
D*!hl and ffmlth; Christian. kiatinoni
and Mint
1 tacramsnto t I I
At PonlM4 t ? t
By ram and Thaw a#, ota*n and Kuhn
I>anre at Dreamland tonight.
...
WHY TAKE CHANCES?
In doing business with small,
newly • xtabllahed. uncalled o|k
tlclana, you are taking an un
necessary rl*k without saving
money. We arn big, r«**pon*lbl<),
capable, obliging and reason
able In our charge*. Consult uh
Ifet.—Tha Good Optician*.
How do these boy* look to you? One of them will be catchas-catch-can wrestling champion of the
world on Labor day—take your pick. From the rival training camps glowing report* are being sent out, but
the gruelling match alone will be the supreme test of strength, speed, stamina, endurrfhee and cunning. Gotch
won the title from Hack two or three years ago, when the Lion quit cold. He subsequently claimed to have
been out of condition, and that Gotch used foul tactics. Hack eiicels in strength, but the lowa farmer has the
best of it in speed and knowledge of the game. >
KOnnK SHRKKHKR. owner of that DOM ban<l of nen
gale. th« Tacoma Tlgora. la attraly «n Indlacraet
ninn Wt can hardly t»ellevn Oooige would be guilty
of eo gro** an act of tndlacietlon. but here U (ho pa«-p
b« let out at rtpokane. " Nobody r< alUea any more
than I. a Northweatern league dttvdar, how badly
! the iMtiw liaa b*ru nin thla year. W# lia»» almply
gut to net right ba< k to tha old regtma. with a man
Ilk" l.ucaa at tha holm and run our le»R«e on the
atrtcteal aort of a ba»la. or we'll loaa all tha confl
dence the public ever did have In ua. Incidentally,
I wmh tu remind you of ihe fact that tho Tacoma
club did "ot *otr to otiat l.ucaa It waa the one club
that fought for the former eaecutlve right down the
Una I wlah we had him bark today, and think It
waa the greateat mlataka of our career that w» let
blm go If the Tacoma club had bad Ita way, l!tn
plrea Ralph Krary and Steve Kane would ba with ua
today lloaeatly. I can hardly blame the playara Ihr the alleged rowdy
lam thla year They have been driven to It by lb* »«>ra»t »«cuaa for
umplraa our league haa ever been curaed with Thai • at.'right f»>r
you. Oeorge. but you know vary well l>ug and tha Judga will maka you
ainart for that.
000 o o
And atlll wa «ra waiting far that prominent »eandt*avlan. Mr. Marly
O'Tooia
000 o a
Snodgraaa la now hitting for MeOraw. Ma clouted tha hall hard
laat yaar. and great things ware eipccted of htm tfeta aea»'*v Joe
rtluuip got htm early, and It la only racautly that tha Callfofaiaa ahook
tha old fallow oft
aoo o a
Dee Oalar. plaaaa atap thla way. Wfa hava a llttla picture thM
knock* Into a cocked hat that pet -Retireat**" theory of thtne The
ganta In tha picture are Mtchael Joaeph Lynch. Pug Bennett. Uu
Nord)ka and Bnill Kriafc. Mike haa Juat rounded out tha Oalar age of
uaefulneaa. and Lou haa llhewlaa "n»oaere4" ground doaa to tha three
acoratea rrtak la ooly Tl aad Bennett T» Too old to play ball*
Why. they're Juat beginning. >"or a kid. Mlka Lyu« h abowa fraat
promise aa a fly-chaa*r Ktull Prtsk »a a quiet, awkward youngater.j
but It la believed be will develop Into a great aluggwr with mora train
ing Nordyka la faat and playa first nicely, bat be tacka eaperlonr#
Bennett la Just a raw kid. but handiee himself nt.-ely around tha as*
and station Thla aketch shoes the recruits In their first game M teat
oompany Doc Oaler and hla pet theory be hangwd Aged aad die refit,
with tottering forma and grlisted, furrowed browa how tboss klda
can play ball.
ono o o
A baaing bout la a baaing bout. and can be held under the laws of
New York state, but not In tb« open at/. The basing <« turn is slaw has
aaid ao
o o o
Marty OToola haa a kink In hla arm. Oh, dear! Oh, daart
o o o
Joe Jack eon. tha ftanaatlonal Cleveland outfielder, told Ty Cobb
several months ago ha couldn't tell him (Jacksonl aaythlng eiUicr on
or off the (Wd Cobb did show him aometblng He showed HSkftoo
the proper way to make the fadeaway elide and aleo told Joe || lew
thing* about haeertinnlng that have Improved Jarkeon a whol# lot
Which provaa that this chap fobb Is a preti, broad mind. ! ball player
000 o o
It la reported that Oeorga ghreeder ragreta tha hot headed stunt
hla field captain. Mike l.yoch. pultod ott over la Spokane last week, and
will try to smooth things ovar with the president of the league Hen- a
the eenilment:
On eaay. l.lndasy
Aa eaay aa you can.
And If you can t go eaay. l.lndaay.
Why. go aa easy as you can
—Worda by George, mualc by Mlks.
000 o o
"Rube" Mar qua rd laada tha Natinal league pitahara. with fifteen
vletnrlr-s against five defeats giving him a ranking of 7&0 Alexander
la his cloe#at rival The Phllly lUr haa now woa twentyone and loat
»lght. setting bla flgttrea at .724 Alexander haa won more ganioe than
any rival alabman. with Mathaweon neit at eighteen But Marquard
leads bla naarr-at competitor by twenty alg potato.
000 a o
Yea, Catherine, the nlghta are getting It'll bo hot enough
when Oeorgr. and Dave, and Bob, and Joe get Into one small room to
gether The Nortbweat league special meeting la acheduled for tonlgbL
day nlgbt.
oon o o
Surety, after all thla fua«. the fatee will not be ao unkind aa to hand
aa In the future aa announcement like thla; "The Plttftburg club bas
asked for waiver* on Marty f > Toole "
Theao lightweight* are surely getting thing* down to a fine point.
In Prlseo, a few nlghta ago, the manager* of Matty Baldwin and Wllllo
Ritchie met to aettlo tbe "weight question " Hero'a what happened:
'One thirty three at 6 o'clock." from Matty a manager.
"At 5. If you please," aaid Rltchle'a boa*.
Tbus It went back aod forth for aavaral hour*, until finally Bald
win a ateerar aaid be would split It.
"One thirty-threo at 6:10.
"Nope—at
And tboy didn't aettte It. In a little whlls we may expect to read:
"Sammy Bonehead manager of Young Puggy. la about to pass
up the proponed go with Sllin Slat* In disgust Sammy ba* offered to
let hi* charge do IS3 3-7 at 4:42, but Slat*' manager want* the weigh
lug In prorena to occur promptly at He al*o< wants th* weight
fixed at IS3I-16. Bonehead stated laat night that If thejr didn't meet
hi* term* by noon today, be would call the match off."
Thla from a Spokane paper: "Who la preaident of tha Northwaat
league? Judge IJndaay? Gutaa again!" m
nOO O O
If Hana Wagner la out for tha eeaaon, It will put a orlmp In the
Piral«-a' food bopee.
000 o o
Bud Pernoll. old Northweat leaguer, la there with ball*—down
In Oakland, In the Caaat leaguo
RTVVK?r«, tha anan who
(MchN how It danro Old and
young lMrn th« a*mo Orlffnu
tor of 4 prlate lM«on«, copy
nfhtod flu* hnlN for prhtlr
I'Mon* Days and av«nlnir«
Trial »iw«»i fro* l«ady And
•r»n'lom<in aaatalanta A«»em
mim Wadnaaday. Friday Main
••11, Ind 7Q4 4th naar Tina
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TflE STAR—MONDAY AUGUST 2§. 19!f.
in Fourth Place Now
We hat* to admit it, but *« aia
In fourth place thla morning. Tha
Indiana have baatan ua out at laot.
Our own loaa to tha Beaver* yeeter
day and that double-header tha In
diana aplit with tha Tlgera did tha
trick. Tha Tlgara, tha Indiana and
tha Olanta are running a mighty
pretty raca. Tha Indiana, In third,
arc but a gama bahind tha Tlgara,
In aacond. and the Oianta, In fourth,
ara but a half a gama bahind th*
Indiana, In third. But th ara tha
cloaanaaa enda Tha Beavara ara
nlna full gamaa ahaad of tha Tlgara,
and tan and a half ahaad of tha
Olanta. Tha Pippin*, In fifth, ara
four bahind tha Gianta. In fourth.
It looka roay for tha Indiana, and
at tha and of tha week thay'ra go
ln« to ba In eeeond placa, Juat aa
aura aa tha fatea. Thay tackle
tha crippled lalandere on thair own
paatura, while tha Gianta tackle tha
Beav*ra. Tha Tlgara hava any
thing but an aaay propoaitlon In
tha Pipplna.
Olanta Loaa tha Flrat.
After trimming tha tllanta at
Vancouver Saturday, tha Hearer*
droppad In >ent«-rda> and
tha doaa 8" ore 4 to 1 Kid Oar
raiee wu a reel puttie to tba
local*. while tha Heavcra bit Z*ck
ert freely wlian nine ware tieoctod
Tba Roarer* acored one each lo
tbe flrat. avtoad. alitb and eighth;
the GI aula' lone run cauie In the
Dlnib
Divide Double-Header.
George Bbrreder and Joe Cohn
ttiamhc'M their athlete* onto the
field of art lon yeeterday. and the
reault wa* a double header. • to 4
for tlnima; M to 0 for B|>okanr
Aimla oppoaed to O'luiughlln
In tha firm; Anher and llaahell to
Willie In tba aacond
Pipplna Take the Lea*.
fly way ot • parting astute, the
SIDELIGHTS OK THE GAME
Notica how that young foliar Houaohol-Jer la clouting tha ball thaaa
tarat
o • o
Anothar young kid right In tha gam* y*at«rday—K. Braahaarl
o o o
Tha Pippin* hava had planty of batting practlca at tha aapanaa of
(ha lalandcr plUbora. and tbaj ought to make ibluita Intoraatiug for tb«
Tlgara
000 o o
Mayba thoaa Indiana ara out of It. but thara'a Klppart, -111; Nor
dykn Jul, NaUel. .I<M. and Zlmny, .399, Quoaa that la aoma crowd
of llucsara
o o o
Miha Lynch doaa lova to turn a ball gama Into a Jok a whan ha
*•»* thr other fallow* bava It on tc<« batirr iban anybody on *»r<b.
Yaatrrday br uaad 14 player* In tbe aeooad earn**, and wound up wlib
hltnuolf In »b« pltcbara bo*. Of ceurat, tbc fan* pay four-l>lt* to «a(cb
Mlka l.ynrh pilch
Conley in Line
Following his victory evsr Patsy
Klin In thslr bout Saturday after
noon, Frankle Centsy Is In line to
day for a match with ths winner of
the Kllbane Rivers fight, snd ths
winner of this Isttsr bout will likely
get s chance at ths tltis holdsr, Abs
A it el I. •
"Uft m 4 \M Urm"
Who Is Itammerslough?
No my«l«ry at aft to (how* who know
n,a To (h«M (1,1 rw.f 1 vMh to nit
n>>uor« tha «|Mniii< of my now olothaa
•hop
Tuesday, Aug. 29, 1911
A llfatlma In tha rlnihlni bull
(ho pant aifbt yaara li» Haattla. haa
taught rn# aoina Idaaa that will give ma
tha right to my alogau "Uvt and
U*a "
Where Is Hammerslough?
At tl# In tha naw Orphaum Building,
I t an<! Mn.lto 1 Hata with my l<»w
r•*«» nnd rurtafled 1 *»n going
»•» atnrt a pi »• * l»»nt lit valua giving. hut
aM( t |f|i «9 gualit > navar Tha suit you
l»uy will ba rap tar ad if not aatiafa< tory.
Oin* hundiod • "Bia for avary dollar at
wayt la tny policy.
•toady U Wear Nulla
$15.00, $20.00, $25.00
Marin (a Mult*
$20.00 to $40.00
hammerslough's Clothes
QUALITY ANI) ECONOMY COMBINED
212 Orphcum —Up Stairs— Third and Madison
"ll'a Ilia Mnj»a Thai Kavn Yon Moary"
At THE SCORER »AW IT
HMtile — A» H II A K
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ml It* «. tor Ooroai*" « liaaea
m telle off gaekett, 4. of» u«*ala«. I
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Portland ~.» aIII *I * »-l4 I* 4
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r*..~ * ****** a— a ; »
ai *e"ka-,. tai tie e-~i4 i» *
Aahar Hawaii. Ifm-h aal Beraa.
a.iw, Willi* •*<! Oactlak
Pipplna took l«*t fall out of the
downtrodden lelander* on the Ta
coma ground* yealerday. It booat
«-d tbe Pipplna In the rare. and
didn't hurt the lalandera very much
- they are ao Jer down anyway,
lake for tbe laiander* and Garret:
for tbe Pipplna pitched Indifferent
ball Score I# to •.
rr»ll VIEW, fvrnlth+4l toony
• t low pri* ««|| at Tho Virgin** IN
Virginia MrMt. OMr i«nat
Wc Have It
Guns and Rifles
All Makes
Wlnt-boaler leader Shell*. 75f
Wlncheater Repnater Shell**
Winchester Nsw Rival ....s©f
I<oad»d by the WlnrbeMer
Arms Co. with the Big Rod
W on IL
Ws have at«o ths real Savage
Ammunition loaded bjr (bo Bat
ago Arma Co.
30 30, 303. 38 55 It. V„ 32 40 H
V.. per 100 $3.50
Theo. Wilts Co.
1012 Plret A vs.
GEORGE HACKENSCHMIDT, CHALLENGER
Hotel Milwaukee
m*mm Nm(
N»t m 4 4*44
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OPEN 11:30 A. M. TO 1 A. M.
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OYE WORKS
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tug and Alteration#
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Ediion Electric Co.
Wiring. Rfpalrlm and Contracting
ft st a Hers of Motors. Fan* and ttupplles
*»• Columbia *1 rhone. lad. 4MI
J. Montgomery. V. I>aly
MECHANICAL WORK
HUNTER MFG. CO.
823 Seneca St.
Toal and Di* Maker* —
Instrument Makers —
(experiments! and Model
Work—Camera Work,
rhooe— Mala 9444
BAMBOO FURNITURE
Mid* to Order
Wholesale and 11*1*11
All Klndi of .Umiim*
AH 1' WOODS
C. ITO ft BROS.
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HARNESS
jBL n ii vr* thi; ink
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for himMi goods
you i«n «ave
nonty by buying at tbs
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fill 1 ir«l A*., I let. Bell atitl Blatichard.
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STEEL TAPES
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KELLY'S \7rSagr
PLASTER AND CEMENT WORK.
§ George Taylor
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Come when your W
hurt the worst. I remo**
the pain at once.
DR. WURSTER
306. 1414 Second Avcnufc
Independent 1312.
BREWSTER'S
Pipe Hospital
810 FIRST .
Branch Third and Uni<*
FOR ADS IN THIS REPAIR .
RECTORY CALL MAIN #40* 0*
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FOOT REPAIRING
PIPE REPAIRING

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