The Seattle star. [volume], September 24, 1912, Page 2, Image 2

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Prior U> coming to tfeutlle far the
cloning *erlea, Mike Lynch, pilot of
the Tiger crew, not a whoMM off
hi* rhe*t to the effect that be
would put a crtmti lu the Giant*'
hope of wlnnlnK the pennant by
the um of hla wonderful left handed
pitchers, with whoae offering* the
Olant* would be unable to connect.
Ml We waa evidently sleeping on hla
hack whan he mad* that talk, for
yeaterday Crlger. one of the port
wheeler*. waa clouted from the
mound In an early atage, and Hunt,
the atar Tiger twlrler. waa hit »1
moat aa freely, with the reaalt thai
(he Olant* cWtbared 11 hit*, three
of them home run*. which were
good for nine runs, while the lx»at
the hope crimper* could do waa
two meaaley runa. one of them a
fluke bower.
Rill Jsmea held the Tlgera la the
palm of his hsnd all the way. show
ing remarkable ipecd and control,
and. with Whaling aa a balance
wheel, pegging them o*er lo mo
ond la shape to nail three baa*
thlevea in the Ft rat two (ram»», the
Tlgera never stood a chance.
la the first Inning Shaw lifted
the pill for a homer, and In the sec
ond Strait did the earn* thing. Im
mediately followed br Mann wKh
the third of the day Just at that
stage Hunt replaced Crlger.
The ftrat Tiger run came across
In the third on McMullin'a four
nacker. Hunt showed a hurst of
»peed until the alith frame when
She Juggled the pill and Strait,
j Mann. Whaling and Jaraea bunched
[hits letting three runs across.
Again In the arte nth Mil. Wil
son and Strait hit, filling the
l>a»e«. but Mike l.jrnch did Jump
Unto the limelight for a moment
and nail Mann's long fly with oae
hand up againat the Hull sign, or*
: venting a sweep of the sacks. Nlll
scored cm the throw In and Whal
ing a liner p«it Wilson acroas
The rooters were on deck and
helped the good wort along, al
though Mike Lynch turned the
tables on (He llanson for a mo
meat by stealing hla green goat
Ole ruecued the Ibex from the T»
'coma bench. The Lynching arjuad
will put another similar crimp In
Giant pennant hopes this afternoon
at 3 o'clock, when an *»en larger
crowd than turned out yeaterdajr t»
expected. It being the first ladles'
day of the week
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Summary. Twa-has* hit -Nana Hem*
I' rasa—Mann, Shae, Strait, McMutnn
! Aa»nrica aita- »h«ar, Hana a»t,la« basa,
M>adlD* 0 true It '■<« Hr Ja matt f. ►»
, Hunt 4 Daaca an bail* Off Jamas t
' M.rnrhJ. off Runt S IKIII 1> Hit by
* t>"-'Oa4 ball - Nal*ht»nr». by Junta
' FUi Htnr record —I runa ami > hits off
i rrlsar la t mains; * runa and t bits eft
Hunt In 1 Innlnsa 'r»1lt »lr«ory ta
Jamaa: charge d»r*al ta t'rlgar P«a«4
. ball—Whaltaa I, w pitas- Mot an and
' Van Hallr.s
INDIANS WIN AND
HOLD SECOND PLACE
VANCOUVER, B. C„ Sept. 14.—
Spokane maintained her poaltloa
in Die pennant race here yeat*rd«y
afternoon by beating the Vancouver
team 2 to 0 In a aeven-lnnlng gam*,
the Champa being unable to con
nect with Paul Strand'* offering*.
The two Spokane run* were
charged to Frlak'a error In failing
to nab Altman'a drive, and to the
generosity of Umpire Toman Ow
ing to railroad delay, the Indiana
did not arrlv* In lime to call tho
game before 6 o'clock, hence the
aeven Inning*.
Boon by inning*:
Vancouver -0 0 0 0 0 0 o—f
ftpdltana 0 0 0 0 1 ! o—l0 —1
PORTLAND COLTS
WIN A SWATFEST
VICTORIA, H. C.. H<pt. 'J4.—
Portland won from Victoria, 16 to 8,
yeaterday in a game featured by
error* and heavy hitting. Kaatloy
figured With tho willow, cleaning
tho baga twice, once with a triple
and again with a homer. Kaola
ulao drove out a homer with three
on. Both Wllaon and Smith were
easy for the vialting batten.
H' oro bf Inning*
Portland .0 t I 0 0 I 0 1 4—16
Victoria * * • * • • * * *— •
NATION AI. MCAdR RlCflt XTi
Ffrooklyn 7. Ht 2.
ftoaton 7, Cincinnati *
Ho gam"# scheduled fa ttia American
or CoMt league*.
NOIITHWffIT COAST
W. L Pot.! VV U Prt
H*ntMe. IS 517 - Mikl'd 100 40
Hpokane ft! 99 977 \.on A. 04 70 670
Vann*yr 10 71 .661 Vernon Ot 71 ,644
Portl'nd 7t 85 .461 Krlsco. 74 04 .447
Victoria 70 WO .437 I'ortlnd «7 04 .44 3
Tae*ma Ot 00 386 4a< mto 00 101 .173
NATIONAL Aili:Kl< \*
W. U Pet. I w I. Pet.
N T... II 44 .fill Hftiton. »« *4 «»n
<?hlc.««o IT »4 ,117 Wenh'n 17 61 100
I'ltlab's •« SS ,404 Phils. . It SI t«o
('tnulntl II 71 .60S Ohir'.n «• 7| 41s
Phils... S7 If .471 Detroit M 7S .471
Wt.Louts SI II ,411X'tevst<1 II 71 .411
Hrooktn »4 II .171 MY 40 S3 ]««
iloatoe. 47 IS .114.5 i I,'ute 41 14 .ill
It's La'e in the Season for„ftpasoning, Scoop
"VIC'S" IDEA OF UMPIRED DAY
AUGIE THE FIRST, HIS ROYAL UMPS, KING FOR A DAY
Angle Moran. otherwise known
as "Ilia I mps. was king for a day
at Dug's park Sunday afternoon,
while tnetiiliera of the Seattle Root
era' club, assisted by 7.WW enthuai
aatlc fans, bowed down, kow towed
aalaamed. and made other signa ol
obeisance before his August Augl
nass. the while showering him with
frankincense and myhrr. flower*,
costly Jewels, yea. much fine gold
and Oriental apices. Among tbc
Oriental aplcee. the punk atlck was
cotiapicuotta by Ha abeeoc» Any'
thing containing a auggestion ol
'punk" waa tabooed at the ball park
Sunday, aa It waa "Umplre'a day'
for Moran.
The greunda were filled to over
flowing by 1 o'clock, when the Hoot
era. led by Joa Hchtumpf. In the full
regalia of a general, and marching
to the atately music rendered by
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•V FRED HENRY
In the Mvanth Inning the Root
rrn In the right field blearhera, led
by Ole Harmon, took one Angora
(loat, th» poraonal property of Ft rut
Bark»r Hoiderman. Into ramp. It
poeved Ho I'J In aometblng fierce. He
announced hla Intention* of mutt
iHtlng vlaaj(«a galore In that auc
tion A inanimate held him back
Holdle'a 8 0. 8. for * cop brought
forth a bluecoat, who *tood clone
by the remaining period* and knpt
the blcacherltea from kidding him
Vlo Gauntlet, the artlat, aaya
"Never Again" on the ball gam*
While squatting In the pre** boi
yeiterdajr a lightning pill mad* lla
way through a gnod-aUed gap In the
acri-enlng. Luckily for Vic he had.
a few mlnutea prertoualy, placed
hla raincoat over the paanageway
No. Vlo wouldn't havo walked, they
would have had to carry htm.
Mickey La Long*, following hit
single, had a lot of fun with James
by taking a dinky lead and then
hiking back to the sack. He did It
once too often and Bill pegged una
to Jackson that went a mile a min
ute. Mickey was out by a foot.
In the seventh Inning It required
but thrte pltrhed balla to retire the
Tigers. Chick up, smsshed a low
one to Mill, who caught the ball
about three Inches above the
ground. Hold«rman, next up,
cracked a hot one, which bad a
wide curve on It to Raymond, and
Tealey, by a magnificent one-hand
ed sp«-ar, nabbed the ball. On the
third ball McMullin grounded out.
A preaent of a flat board with
the llnea, "Mike Lynch" and "The
lllg Stick" attached, won mndn to
Mike. Mad Mike ummT the plank,
he might have had better success
than he did with the round club.
He railed to got a safe awat.
Because Van Haltren couldn't
make It In time to Victoria, he
helped officiate In yesterday's bat
tle. With the exception of a ques
tionable decision on Whaling In the
fourth, the umpires worked fine.
Momentarily forgetting about Van,
Moran also called an "Out" on
Jaokson In the first. Wo wonder
what would have happened If the
umpi disagreed.
Although Hunt pitched losing
ball, he heaved a clever game by
constantly slipping something over.
THE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1912.
Ote Hanson and a tin w*aMe»,
! went on the rt« Id. tse Uk>
beled goals of the rortland plsyara.
*nd a Christmas tree filled with
leroona fbr the rial tors
Mrs Leonla W Itrowne, repre
senting ths women fane.
covered lloran with flower* pro
: tented by hi* fair admirer*. ar.d a
careful eiamlnatloa showed them
to be free from red pepper, or other
deletertoua drugs so they could be
anlff< d with perfect
His miHir *»■ ensconsed en a
1 throne carried by Mat Mattlson,
! oor* red with flowers. and the pho
lographers did their worst Mran
waa then ȟb)ected to ait kind* of
royal and near-royal treatment, on#
faa placing the legend on hi* Cheat.
;"I am blind." Another preeenfed
:: him with a pair of binoculars to ae«
■from the pitrhere' bos to firat Uaec.
ia»a iota I
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AMUttMENTt _ { :
"SEATTLE THEATRE
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Tonight. All Week j '■
Matinee* Tiiurailay and Kattirdsl'
naiaa JI»H«* la |
"THIS Ollli FHOW B. iW 'f
Itargeln Matter# Thuragay, m*-
Kvenlnn Frlcaa —Mc. tOc. He pmf, ft.
A llAth PhonM it** ■
wmm
Jack Wilaaa A Compear
—In—
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Mary wulv# nrn, Paul MoCarty.
"THK WALTZ DItKAM"
MtII.VKK GII.MIIiIK
Other III# 8. A V. Acta
The PANT AGES
|! tirqiaalrri Vaudeville IHrHim r«n>
I «Rr<« V % lllf.
I<«*fClviv»lttic Mutlnt# Today
HI ft AMKliir\K HKUITIKI
A HtunnluK <;ill Mwhlcii 1 Act
*\l> FIVW O I llicit if'.TM
Dally iffatlltfte Twice Nightly
lOf mtd ao<>
I Mllll another banded bin; the Jewel*
■of Ma high office, a wtiak broom
anu a dual pan. .
Mrs Leuiua Browne, represent
Ing the women, and Ole Hanson,
representing the man, were the
mouthpiece* of the fana. and told
Hla Royal I'rnpa how much they
realto thought of him. even If the
f*n» did. In the he«t of a straggle
j<>B the dlatunnd. when h« po!le<! a
raw one. refer to him aa a cross be
•ween a squid and aa umphedlllac
1 Otherwise. ther assured htm of
j their lore and devotion and adml
i ration
Aalde from all of the Joshing.
Sere waa a real bit of sentiment
pinning tinder the whole thing, and
when Ole Itanaon presented him
whh a handsome gold and diamond
watch charm, beating ths Insignia
of the Kagica. and with a splendid
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Sunday. October 6, under the dlreo
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Never before ha* auch a diversi
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or two may be sandwiched In.
Arrangements for the automobile
races are as yet Incomplete, but en
tries of local cars and some cars
from Taooma are assured, and
some of the fastest amateur motor
ing over seen here will be the re
sult
Robert Fulton, who has charge of
the Meadows track, will havo the
speedway In splendid condition
with a hard surface such as Is re
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Today is the first ladles' day of
the week.
. BY "HOP"
leather traveling case, and assured
him that the fans really had a warm
place In their heart a for hint. In
•pit* or the fact that he waa an
fin pa, Koran's vote* trembled
alightlr as he responded, and he
abowed that he Is really as human
aa th>' av-rage fan. In his rentarka,
and that he really did appreciate
the klndneee and good fellowship
(hat went with It
The day and lb# ceremonl** had
a good tflKl on tb# crowd, and It
wa* a «"nntn» treat to get through
a game without the T. 600 crabbing
at "hta umpa." Angle, hi* flower*,
hi* present* and hla ■mil* that
canned altnoat a total eclipse of hta
face were sent to hla hotel lo a
tail, and laat night the honora con
tinued when ha waa the gueat of
Manager Read at the Moor#
theatre.
"HOPES" SIDESTEP
JOHNSON'S GAME
NEW YORK, Sept. !«.—That
Kuropemi pugilists are not all
aniloua for a crack at Jack John
aon, heavyweight champion of tha
world, la tha assertion here today
of Hob Vernon, Mend of Former
Champion Jlui Jeffries. Vernon
traveled acroaa tha pond to look up
a few prospactlv* "white hop«a,"
but hla trip waa discouraging. Kr
ery lime ha mentioned hla mission
the heavyweight ring artltta over
.thera declined to consider any auch
propoait 100.
R. A. Malcolm of tha park board
expects to leave with a party of
frlenda for a hunting trip on the
boundary of tha Rainier National
park.
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Rom«o Matron *M given the de
dalon over Holly <ill«", champion
of tb« 2bUi Infantry at Kurt l*awton
laat night after 10 hard, faat
round*, by lii'frrM Adam Hchact.
The crowd waa not p|eM»d.
Haaen foußbt. in bla uaual ruab
lnK faahlon, anil many of bin awiiytH
mlaaed by feat and yarda Gllea
proved hlmMlf th«* better boiar,
and what polnta he acored were
clean. In point of aKKresMlveneea,
Hun hail the call the flrat half,
but Ollee did the chaalnc toward*
lb* end.
It waa a clean fairly fought con
ical from beginning to end, but waa
marred by a young rough bouae,
atiirted by a white man. It waa aald,
who had bet on (J I lea and waa a
hard loaer.
Aft'-r a comedy preliminary lie
tween a couple of little "amokea"
Lao Crevler and Jlinmle Moore
lioied four of the fancleat. claaalett,
moat clever rotmde ever aeen at a
local atnoker and got the crowd on
edge. Crevler waa given tba
earned declalon.
JOE MAY YET
MEET WOLGAST
IAJH ANOBLKB. Hept. 24.—Re
itoni'd hope of bringing Ad Wol
Hast mid Jo* Klvera together again
on Thankaglvlng dny fur a light
wolght <hampl<>nahlp battle ar«* en
tertalned br Promoter Tom Mc
Carey today MrCarey baa been in
communication wllh Tom Jonea,
Wolgaat a manager. and Jonea »!*-
nlfied hla wllllngnee* to make •
match with HI vera, tn <a*e he could
not g«-t Joe Mandot.
Klvera haa been reetlnf »t
Wh»l»r Sprlnga, and la reported
to be again in good condition.
PLAYER FRICK
HAS DISAPPEARED
OAKLAND. Sept. U —H. » Mc-
Kuriln. secretary of th» Oakland
baaeball club, waa completely mya
tlfird today by the alleged dlaap
pearance of Inflelder Jimmy Prick.
"Prick haa alwaya b*eu a ateady
playr. not Inclined to drink or run
about.'' aald McPartin. "He haa al
waya been abaoiutejy dependable.
We ha»e not the Hllghteat Idea
• hire he haa gone or why be I •ft.'"
The loaa of Prick may hurt the
Oaka in their fight to hold rtie lead
erahlp In the pennant race He waa
coualdered the beat utility inftelder
on the team.
• SPORT PERSONALS '
• eeoeeeeeeee
W. H. Caratena and party have
returned from a aucre*»ful hunting
trip In the vicinity of Tolt, bringing
with ihem two bucka aa a reault of
(he < base.
Mr. and Mra. W. Wtlllama are
home from a flahlng trip at the
Mountain Inn. on (he Elwah river.
They caught a at ring of 3S good
aiaed trout In one day.
"Lefty" Burke and Paut Yeaket
have returned from a hunting trip
on the Elwah river, bringing with
them the reeult of tbelr Jaunt —one
buck. They packed in from the
Olympic Hot Sprlnga and atated
that they found many tracea of
deer having been killed by cou
gar*
LOOKING FOR BOUTS
NEW YORK. Bept. 14.—"Dia
mond" Thomas. an English middle
weight boxer, former bolder of the
Lord Ixinsdale belt. is here today
to search for a match. Thomas lost
the belt by a knockout to Jack Har
rison. To prepare tor any offer
that may be made, Thomac Intend*
going Into active training at once.
He la aald to be clever and a solid
puncher.
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the Waahlngton block, aai ijp
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