SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1924 4 THE SEATTLE STAR SixFine Youngsters Being Developedon Coasf Prize Rookie Kids Featuring g S |: Here’s ’s Crop

. . | it elr Llassy I'lay b 5 ; Welsh, Waner, La Zere, McNeely, Warner Frederick Are Dazzling Fans With Their Workand‘in First Year as Regulars in This Company *

O BECOME a regular in the Pacific Coast league with one year's experience is the ex- ception rather than the rule. Most young players who sign in the big Western circuit are not only farmed out for at least one vear, but usually sit on the bench for an- other season after they are recalled. ! Yet there are six youngsters playing their second season in the league this year whe are going so good as regulars, and who| have so much natural ability, that major league scouts are watching them closely. 1 As could be expected, all are either infielders or out-| fielders. and seldom develop qulckly.i They seem to need more schooling, l JOHNNY FREDERICK The six major league prospects are Paul Waner, outfislder, with San PAUL WANER TONY LiZERE EARL McNEELY JIMMYWELSH JACK WARNER Francisco; Johnny Fredericks, outfielder, with Salt Lake; Early Mc.\'eelyn! outfielder, with Sacramento; Jimmy Welsh, outfielder and first h-ummm.'l with Seattle; Tony lLaZere, shortstop, with Salt Lake, and Jack Warner,| shortstop and third baseman, with Vernon Opening and Game Chatter | Take Two The modified draft prevents big league clubs from drafting players de. | Redskins Holiday veloped In the Pacific Coast league. Otherwise, all of the six players would Thrillersl Sutherland safely on both of be going up at the close of the season. Any of them would be cheap at the Final Shots L i, his first two trips to the plate and I draft price, $7,500. | that may have cost him his control In | But since Billy Kamm sold for $125.000 in cash and players, and Jimmy the later lunings of the game. O'Connell for $75,000, Coast league magnates refuse to part with thelr| I [ight t simply went haywire and went outMc‘l| g stars for less than five figures. And since O'Connell failed and Kamm . in the seventh, aliead one run, Altho DE4 hasn't made a splash like a $126,000 beauty, major league magnates com. . score was later tied and the In. plain of writer's cramps when deals Involving or more are discussed. Walter Says First 2;}55&4“ 850.0}00 diany KANBAS Hagen won out with Btueland piteh. SPEEDWAY, CITY, ‘ ';BETWE}:NOBSL‘R:?'TII&N:gg; mumca‘s'E t‘lho Sutherland credit the 6~The 2io.mile auto and Last Shots Are Mostt| ing, gets for Mo, July . here off at The Value of Outfield Tfl;dwing - | victory because he was in there long race was called the T ONSUNELEY, TSR about organizing a P LI to Him Difficult ost and was ahead when taken out. half way mark Friday on account Mu-l the real value of good vance if he fails, and they're In bet. HowRooters' club for the big series of o defective track, WHAT'B ter position to score than they would next week with Ban Francisco? throwing in the outfield? ALTER HAGEN Officials declared the ruce ended a have been If the defense had been to two: When Jimmy Welsh was hit by the world says the when ilt was observed that a There's nothing in like Crane Breaks Up Firsts Keeping the runners from taking pitched ball in the last of the 10th in sag head them off instead of the man shots for. of the home fans for a ball extra bases is the answer given by hardest in the bourd track st one of the rooting going to the that same game, the Angels ralsed an ~ Tenth and Boys Come plate. him In a Dbig. club. 1t keeps the players going at Tris Speaker, perhaps the most ac- avful curves made further driving dan- Runners won't try to from first squawk, claiming that he had go ¢ hamplonship high speed and with the Indians From Behind in curate outfield thrower the game has made effort ’ gerous ~ Second to third on such outflelders as Lewis, no to get out of the way. known, golf tournament "' playing such grand ball they deserve ever Golvin kicked hard that () | Jimmy Murphy, in a Miller Lane, Twombly and other good 5o Umpire the fan in are the first and ' was when the support of every baseball | PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE How many times during the season s~y | Bchaller kicked him out of game. Bpecinl leading throwers under ordinary conditions. last tes the l Beattle, Won Lot M shots. race endedr and was declared win. : do you see men out down &t the plate Byler, a , had to be sent Ban §1 in | ...... Asd keeping men from taking that “I've bDeasn . to| | ¥Francieeo ¥ ner, For the past few the fans Beattls cessoceresns outfield throws? Not very often. COVEF years | 8 AN by extra base often saves the game, o first, playing the game | : 45 Tommy Milton was second and {have been asking for a winning Verns enseseonnis ANEEEE the with the It the Throwing to plate to to re BRIt LAKS 46 | i 3 necessary go plate for ..ovdcivcnses SEIEEEE years,'' | Bennett Hill third, {team and now they have one and & run score or with. in a s The Bscramento BB “ winning trying to | tight game when the outcome umpliring this week has s bsossnee lates Hagen, “‘but 1 never fall to ex | b«n' ——————————————————————— delivering. xml o ure 48 out other man on bases is the immediately at stake, like Jimmy terrible, both Phyle and Schaller Oskland cessssvsns NN any an hav- isindity perience emotion somewhat akin y| | S do. But unless the outfield. did when he 'phyen1 The series with San Francisco Portiand seavonrssvsn #8 T = thing to Welsh yesterday flagged to stage when [ to hit Ing a lot of trouble, l-i fright step up ¢ | ! | . Los .. 49 | the of the far Angeles ° . LY d er has an easy throw, certain of stop- Whaley in that first But the biggest one season 5o game. the first shot in & champlonship Grid Work Husky on the home ping his it is baseball to try to true value of outfield throwing is to Walter Gotvin tarned. 1n ; fleld. Francisco would of Seattle Los man, I Imagine this is due to the faith 1 )| seme | ’'San mean reams : 7, Angeles; 10is flag men at the plate. The other stop wild baserunning more than beautiful catches around Starts 15 The players themselves would {advertising for our city. have In the first shot as a barometer. .| first base, Sept. nings. to runners are almost certain ad- anything else, robbing Rohwer of a one. rather beat that cocky San Seattle 4, Los 3. If it gets away In good style, 1 feel || a bingle by Football pructice starts at the| ancl-oo' ' Angeles handed stab the outfit than any other team in 1 read the in The Star FPortland 7, Francisco rather assured that 1 am in for a low¢| In msecond game, | University of Washington on Mnn-{ mn' story | San 6. . ?WHEN «| He's the best fielding first sacker In |, 15, This Is the league. { the other night about Wade Portland 11, San Francises Tightening Seattle’sT LW e P Defense(TR score, day, September date { ! § BSTL, Coat oe R T ..«=T N o TEm the circult, § sot for to start in all Pacific Away from that Eeal park the and Bill Killefer playing ball to- tee shot is a terrific practice remind Seat. first o en-' “The last | not necessary to | to base. It was perfectly Frisco team s trouble and | Coast Conference schools, i having its |gether§ at Kalamazoo, Mich, it re. Fourth of July was a I’I"B cuted double ordeal, especially if you have o much the killing. Sutherland Seattlo | doubtful if tle's tandom how classy | The infipld made some daz- it will make the me of the time we played an THRday for the chance for the championship. Washington will play its fist games | I|l‘u ?nc||minded fighting Ingas wilked Twombly and then got Me- from home combination of Crane sling double plays the after. jrecord away that exhibition game there back in the 808, With nine or so play Sammy Even if are four during ' on 27, with two Seattle | | thousand fams Auley on the fly, If that play had you leading by Saturday, September did Its noon, Brady getting the second man on last trip. I A fellow by the name of Lincoln the and Cliff Brady has improved the de- or five strokes, the threat of ; Navy teams In the stadium, ; {hand, Bruves socked the falled it might have cost Seattle a pos. Ban Francisco by some beautiful throwing. has dominated written several letlers to A, G. lgels for a brace of wins while ! e e buol!hu of Indians. have been runs sible disaster is inescapuble. You —— fense the They flock of right there. ' ball a for Jong time in the West and | Spalding asking for a tryout with' have visions of a ‘ortland Bea told often enough and they can see When you stop to remember that badly trapped Wheezer Dell has had his | nothing in the world would do the the Chicago club, He claimed to have ball, unplayable lie, & com- | for themselves what wonderful re- Seattle didn't make a an . vere taking shaved and everybody is callingcomoi‘him gume on the Pacific Coast as much an eight.foot drop. And he was in loss of control. The nerve sults these two ball hounds are get. like that for nearly twd months last plete | alls out of # as “Curley." | a pennant for Seattle. Kalamazoo. F Is at ian rancs ting. year you'll really appreciate Crane pressure its greatest duriag | ‘ lcoodCome on, you fans and get behind That summer we stopped off there the final moments."’ and Belt The true value of the double play and Brady more, Won lost Pet. | home jeals, Hood's homer in the first was {the c¢lub! for a game and Lincoln came out to game | Now Yorßk scvosivnsices 48 " ART ained was shown yesterday when it pulled “Red” Baldwin's abllity to break Hagen Is no doubt right. At Oak- two fh “lone hardest 41 27 Soz | J—- He than of the hit balls of the |« CRIOAES . .cisoihinasnss the field. wasn't any bigger “Suds” Sutherland out of a bad hole, steals also land the ;ames, up double iy a great help, Hills, in open champlonship, Prookiyn it season. It landed half ...oeeooeeevs. 27 B! in the old Northwestern Lane Brady and he all rigged Butherland way op. or was lost his control complete. Brady, with his powerful whip, fig-| Cyril Walker, who was Pittaburg sooanenias. 4 3 o 7 | destined to; : :BACK when Seattle in trick suit. The first p 34 ‘ league duys was up a in the fifth and he walked Golvin Clnctnnnt] oorvabinins " | ly ures strongly here, too, win the title, didn't make more than .. uc; Mridaey had ) M?uhltl?ywm”m?u(l a pennant in 1912 a Rootery' He introduced himself to the Dumovitch to Hoston sesangsidnee /29 " A0 'wmnlng and Krug. hit sharply This tightening of the defense |s three or four wild tee shoty all during phy-' *hrilis than ¥ long In that first but Durst Phlladeiphia ....oovcv. Al club was orgunized by Ole Hanson ery and asked for a chance to throw Crane who tossed to the the £l battle, | 028 14 bag. Brady biggest reason why Seattle J& In the tournament. One of these came 4L Down East, B wot after it and reached the ball, PDETTONEN s eBBL and some of the other nolsy fans and his eight-foot drop. Everybody on took the ball on the run, like second It has saved me. | only |/ pivoted place. some at the 18th tee on the final what a ta round, to Juggle and it. Rohwer It was & real the club was watching him and he game and ball L| drop was sn! success, a master simply poured that diocre pitching a world of trouble, the last tee shot he was asked to RESLLTS 7| given a double, Orgunized rooting with tin horns, went out to the mound and threw the fwas! make. At New York, {irst game—Ji H E o f 3 |banners, purudes and all of the ball about eight feet in the air and Seattle | Fhiladsiphia i . 1 !: trim. Hitting That First Ball ¥ 1 1 T Walker tore Into the too New York aes !mmn made - e eWw Swmwmses - ball Lane hit safely four times in the the club o long-remem- when it down he yelled: a ----“... eeTe | came porting Ring, Mitchell, Couch and Wilson; | i two quickly, got his hands in ahead of first game and his steal of third base bered one. ) “There it Is boys; see it eight ‘ead in the fourt outguess you and piteh out, the play f| | Parnes and Snyder, drup the club head, sliced badly to the was a thing of beauty. He also It would be & wise for the feet!™ and times out of ten the average is ruined. When it goes thru and p| sac | Becond game— n " v move Wally H * was almost 05l Chamber of bhe Nl.\'l-: the batter delivers that fly. right and completely | rificed once, Phlladeiphia ? 2 Commerce or the Young He turned out tobe a regular nut KILLEFER socked a will try to sneak over {t means y I] l : 2 stymied by & tee, Fortunately, he . i 4 New York ’ 10 Men's Business club other and how he into the ing start to the runner that puts him or some ever kept out of an | bleachers, scoring a pit that first strike so that he will have | Miteheil and Henline, Dean, Ryan, was able to get to the ball, Sammy Crane made liveewire to a of him and in a and one of organization start a asylum was to me. Every ?mu(r phead knotting position to score, 1| hl.-"]Maun and Gewdy mystery 8 batter and n shot rooters’ club a slight edge over the In yesterday's played safely out in the open. .| greal running, one.handed plays to| immediately for the big lumo I hear of Kalamazoo 1 think of | tally : opening game, ‘ rob Dumovitch of a hit At Pittsbure, lm!v game— R. H, E, series for Seattle Seattle half Just about that many times the aver. Charley Root paxsed Roy Rohwer in Had the ball been in the rough in the first as a victory over Lincoln and bis famous dclivery, | made three in its &

Clneinnatd . sevees 8 13 0 ...... age hitter will take it and then the the 10th to at Crane. a foot or so farther Walker tussel, | Cedric Durst slapped out two hos get Bammy : Pittaburg . 0 . 1 had | for himself the times pitcher has all of the edge. Root struck the ball in the sl on might have to spend several fauque and Hargrave, Kremer, Yde and in next two . | the Two strikes little a hitter shots the Gooch, i pair three runs. Seattl mean to the first pitch and Crane uhpad it getting out and title Sacramento ’ l scoring Splits Kecond R like Brick Eldred, but they worry a into left field for the hit that won which seemed so surely his would game-- 3 Games tally came in the sixth e Only ;sixth i ‘ s : Cincinnetd{ ... | | Lane tal Jot of batters who try to guess with the game. Root failed to sneak It have gone to another, With Vernon ; | | doubled, stole third and l ... s 5 1 Club | Pilltsturg | on and fast on a boot. the pitchers curves ones. over, Rizey, Benton and Hargrave; Meadows, ot { shortstop Davey Robertson, gray-haired De. 108 ANGELES, July 5.--Sacra- AL | From the Lead| R The most successful hit and run Ted Baldwin the best o ’ Morrison and Gooeh | lLeading 6.5, Sutherland d is probably troit this same professional, in tour « imento and Vernon divided the dou. irst Game ‘ < double seermt to be those tried on the on the Bald. victory Fri- | veloped a bad wild streak asd plays first-ball hitter club, as nament, needed a three at the bill Los Angeles— AH R H PO A E 17thI{ble here Friday. The At ?u{ »'.m. x 1 Sacra- Boston, R K SEAT‘I’LE'Sday at the of Los George first as the hurler win does his best oo 4+ 18] expense Stueland was pitch inevitably hitting when| and a four at the 18th 7 2 Twomblny, 7f 1 %8 to tie Bobby y |mento club took the first tilt, 4 Nrookliyn .. S NEss . 1 | rushed in strike that first to|! McAuley, a 8 ...... & 9.8 9 4§58 Angeles, puts the Indians within The visitors managed in with that first oT R seine to comes a on cracking one. Jones, who had finished with but the Boston .. h ok B 10 1 | tiethe 300, . |B, dropped afternocn affajr, : Dot W a 4 oy e e Rohwer Doak, Henry and Taylor; MeNamara three full of the in the a offering. Roy also looks better when Robertson was on the 0 gumes league- tally eighth on coupled short 17th |8 to 0. .. p Hood, If iisases§ 1 1.::8 1 | -~ of hit as and O'Neill, leading San | hits a The success angd run plays Is he hits the first one he has his with his and JROOREvisunes 0 980 | Franclsco club. ' and boot. green drive, then took «| First gome: R. H, B. Second game. R/ Mo BB < B I | of ¢ 4 it While Seattle largely dependent upon Juek, troubles if the pitcher ahead wax 0 g YRR was winning Fri- Seattle finally won it in the gets of three putts. He on the 18th Brookiyn . .occovien ' 3 2 Jenkine, ...... | I with |Bacramento ...... 8 13 1 i QYR AN vniss B il AR PR course. If the happens to i : i} 4 0 - day, the Seals dropped two 1 Welsh was hit a him. his wecond and again took three BEVERDOR BOKION: sovsocusndsasronanvass to | by pitchedb ivrisvingviossvil IBeath EVREiivivess F N 1 - o Oshorne and Deberry; Genewlch and 5 39 -n g Portland, Bowman putts. On both greens he | bunted him along, Ted B missed 1 Batteries: Thompson, Stroud, Hall|« Gibson ULD ivine b gLy ioaga It looKs like the win flied out and three.-footers, Domovieh, P vuins 8 9 8@ X 8’ stage will be Rohwer was InfieldS R SavingTOANTE S FriscoR and Koehler, Shea; Thomas, S A 8 A LT AT SSR e W BlN=, Vines, SN Losaveiiia QX QO9B et for a At game-~ E. ) great battle here next posely passed, bringing 8 The finishing pressures was too |Christlan Bt Louls, first R, H. up high-class offensive and de- -Ibeen a on the road this ) and Whitney. ¢ 3 SWhalay, 3. & % 98 sorry sight for CMIORED sesseanaserndavnssas § 7 3D . voroe L week, when San Francisco and | Crane. Sammy hit the first tight, even this seasoned cam. THEfensive work of the San Fran- -1 year and the rest of the team ‘1 Becond game: R H. BlBt c.inivnsacvnwranseill 18 1 RO B v N T will Lowls L Scattie hook uy, into left field and broke palgner, Aldridge and Hartnett; Sothoron and By AN TN ey 'pltched the Seals in1 a SREIROIRNY Infield is keeping have to do lot of tall baseball play- - vliveea s B 550 the cisco | Gonzalies,. | game. ’ race. e the In Ellison, Kilduff, Rhyne |ing to hold the lead during the rest WOTION Lssi on v dhve Bopo gl 20 Hecond game- R H. R Totals ...... 3% ¢ 13329 1% 3 BIG the have the |of the Portland series and the week Walton Batteries: and Mulligan champlons e ~ Cruise, sent in to pinch hitt | Canfleld, James and|¢ COUIDRED sivnseeisisanesarie §SO 39 0 Seattle— AB R R PO A B ‘ HUSSEY WON'T START I'rmt THRILL : in Bt lOUIB .. iieiiisanninises 9 1 best all-around quartet the league, . | following with Seattle, the first titf, delivered with a sin- .| Koehler; Christian, Bryan and'! B ARG Of .visisieh - LKA N Frank Hussey, the New York ‘ln | But the thrill the Beattle’s four rank next, have Wheeler, Keen and O'Farrell; Bell, Brady, % ...i PRI N ol1 big was Ses The champlons good catch- gle. Hannah, ] i school boy member of the Olympic Dickerman and Gonzales. Welah, £ .. dvenes:B 1 3 o 1 o ’ defense in the 10th. Whaley The Seal infielders have a slightly and a fair outfield, but it's e it singh vy| ing pretty e ee et et e eti——————————— team, will not be a starter in the ilb ~.., 1 0 EMm* eetet e .eete etee e, e \ Bowman, 3 0 11 1 with one than the Indiansg, , ] away and Twombly walks stronger punch | that Mulligan, Ellison, Rhyne, Kil- ToPRIgWIN B 0 B 'Y B 9 100-meter preliminaries at { Paris, l McAuley to and *U this them the duff caste that is e singled right giving edge. keeping their heads IROEWENAE oA Y Ty July 6, according to Lawson Robert- OUR Qrane: Bim"™ Myers, on The San Francisco pitching has s 'above waler. | BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN B yvassace 409 | coaching thirdM & B 8 4 | son, team . Loren Murchison | | ..,. Baldwin, e 4 1 .4 1 0 | a slight attack of sleeping sickos IE.Butheriand, gets the place on account of his p .... 3 1 29l 0 and | sent Whaley in. Welsh tars Smart Bunting Helps Indians BOUIANG, PiV a 8 e et e greater experience. & -~ him from here Edmonds NABANSE “ul'“l.a --v-.'v to andb KILLEFER Is a be. whidtled a Totals ...... 32 7 That was a lifesaver and strong Jimmy single to right 15 30 1§ 1 ‘ ever . “RED field. Bowman then bunted *Batted for Krug In eighth, . cheered. There was still twp liever in the bunting attack. and { A {latted for Dumovich in eighth, both Brady and Welsh American l | |on those bags. Durst, who finally scored. out | eague hadb Not overdone, but mixed up with sTwo when winning run scored. Killefer makes his all shot a men proficient Bcore by Innings: | poison afternoon, grouss to throw off the enough hitting op- in bunting by plenty of practice ut Innings pitched—-Crandal]l 3%. Suther. } between first and second, but BuS land Credit Won Lost Pet. defense this 7, Dumovich 8%, vietory to made a position’s the bunting game style of game, In Brady he has wonderful play and flag® Butherland. Charge defeat to Root. At Washington ...... 41 30 .817 18 very effective. the best bunter in the league and in him at first, ending the inning bat—Off Crandall 17, off Sutherland 26, New York icoocsvsesess 38 3 5561

ecrossed the s of Sammy Crane up Crane he has another valuable off Dumoavich 11, Hits batted—Off Cran- Detralt ivasesisvonsseB 9a 6 .5:71 Five the six Los Angee Bt. Louls .oeveenenveess Angel infield by bunting Rohwer bunter, dall 11, off Sutherland 8, off Dumovich 2. 33 boh) Sl6 runs were accounted for ¥ Runs scored--Off Crandall CRIORED .ovsvarsanansys 36~ BE across In one of yesterday's battles, Killefer has always played this 4, off Suther. 7 408 homers, e land 5, off Dumovich 1. Runs responsible Cloveland svsvesessiss 3¢ 246 ARG In the second tussle, when Welsn style of game in the Coast Neither Suds Sutherland or& league for-——Butherland &, Crandall 4, Dumovich BORON' o' s valssuvisavssB 337 464 to , with the tle- his Philadelphia was expected and, judging by success, it must 0, Root 1, Struck out--Butherland I, ooovovinon. 27 43 588 Crandall, who started pitching,¥ on base and be the Crandall Dumovich ing run first nobody out, thing to do, 1, 0, Steuland 1, Bases I1 the game. Stueland wound up¥* on balls~-Butheriand 5, Dumovich 1, RESULTS | eeM itiAoleii Steu- Seattle and Nick land 2, Root 2. Hit by pitched ball— At Washington, Dumovitch$ Root finished for Jacobs, by Steuland; Welsh, by Root, First game— 2 B W B Charley up k‘, Beavers Take Two Salt Lake YOIK Draws —Lane. Home roans—Hood, NOW. ¢ vsvissnnuntingasen’ 10 0 WILLIAMS TURNS Durst . 2, Two-base hits—Rohwer, Lane, WRBINELON¢ ivsesiveiiniss 8 008 1 Bush IN VICTORY Games From Seals With Oaklanders "‘wombley, Sacrifice hite—Brady, Crano, and Hoffman; Zachary, Russell Durst, Lane, Bowman. Runs batted in— and Ruel, The second game was PORTLAND, July b.,—Portland OAKLAND, p.~—Sait July Lake Crane 2, Butherland 2, Hood 2, Lana, Second game- R, Hyo B tuck affair, Carl Williams‘3 ha L won two close games from the the Durst 8, Brady, Welsh, Crulss, NOW: YOI canvaneasiossanne & 4 3 won morning games irom Oak- Caught but he his .3vsiviisiinis control, gave outlits lengue-leading San Francisco club stealing—Brady. Double plays—MeAuley Washington . 0 T 0 land, 7 to 2, but the Acorns came to Krug Jones and Hoffman; Mogridge Ruel, plenty of exercise. He bree G:? here yesterday, 7 to 6 and 10 to 0, to Golvin, Brady to Crane to and Bowman, Krug to McAuley to Golvin, a winner, 4 to in a The Seals rallied in the ninth in. back and took the afternoon en- 3, well-playd® Jacubs to Whaley, Time of game—2;2o, At Detrolt- N e test, R ning in both games, but each time counter, 2 to 0, Unipires—Sehallor Phyle, SE O s viss e svinnanian 18 1 and s B crossed ST il sy uew i Myers fell one run short, SMEROIR. s s e sl 8 3 First game: R. H B Second Game even'bdt? and center in thif -« Vangilder Collins; Collins and doubling to the First B, 3B Hoattle AB R H PO A B game: BRI LAKS o DAtis 12 Dassler, oviivivibrsa and Twomby followed suit Wil JANS, 6L ilyiviciy800 . BN Francisco ...... 6 10 0 Hecond Ree B 2B ORRIANA S v s AL game- San 503 ndie D - ivs RPAAY, BB ooy dveeeß ooy goty ey double to the eiahesniss 8 right field B DOUIN Vs sanis 8 0 fea® IRIPORNA iveiisiveneivior T 1878 Batteries: Welßh, FL 800 Singleton, Thomas and oivaves B % 8 s One R DMRTOIE i run, 1b S ancisin nashisnmen® b 1 Batteries: Geary, Bowman, ~... 8 1 T 1 L | Burger and Cook; Krause and Baker. Davis, Danforth and Severeld: T, Baldwin, ab 0 Wells, Seattlo came back with FEckert .., 4 o 1 3 0 two885 Yelle, Agnew; and Cochran, Second B H B, 8 Dauss, Johngon and Bassler, Woodall, ...... 0 fourth on game: Rohwer, 1f 1 [pastyl e | bunched hits. Balt D Crane, ..vve. Daly. LmRE: iiisriasssesd ot o 8 . 4 gl 1 1 0 Willlams the down At Philadelphia, set Angels & E, Baldwin, ¢ .... 1 g 0 2 0 0 ORKIAn o B vdo. 8 i vy eves voresvee First gumoe AR the eighth when Golvin bl'o\ willlams, p' ~i6.'8. 0 00 ‘1 0 PORLON i tadnaitasrenid and Petery; iisis e T 0 Second game; R, H B Batteries: Ponder over with a single. That put&7 PRURAGIBHIA S Vivissvestise 8 1 & 11 San’ Francisco 1 Ifoster and Read, Baker. OIN v ies ahead at 3.2, ...... 9 14 i s2B o 8 BN 0 Ross, Murray, Workman Los AB and Pleinich; L Angeles—— R H PO A R WHAT DID IRRT3 s 4 v aaie eey 107 9 0 Romime!l and Bruggy. W Twombley, vf .... 0 0 s 0 0 0 and . Second game-- R B I Batteries: Shea, Williams MoCaley, o 8 ...,.. 3 e | 2 2 1 BOBLON 4 1 2 Bedient Varsity May Lose Durat,. of 1 WS eU s s Valve ex vaies The scoreboard boy had .’N‘? Agnew; and Query. civnisie 8 Qe 05010 w 0 - PHURGRIDNIR 61 v aities 11 1 MO AR S '¢s vt o'O oy sl LY ngst 8L the figures showing Portland® Set i Idaho Ehmke and Ploinich; Baumgartner ) Grid Star Jacobs,8b ..00, 4 0 0 0 b 0 and Perkins, ond victory over San Franclse QOIVIn,1Dviiivvise 8 0 e 1 3 0 Root pitched good ball and had a Arnold Cobely, former University ¢ the Indians went after those Whaley, 2b ..., Rt 1 1 0 i of Idaho athlete, now the break In losing, as it was his attending At Chicago, firet l;u;m R N . fough BYIeP 0 voratovsd® 0.1 8 3 0 and made ‘em iln the Aofoat unasnnnl (n thean Aaun QIAVRIENA: ik of i v 14 1 pecond defeat In three davs University not L. Washington, vitsaive 50 v dhio ‘ may MYSEH D i D 1 1 0 Auley accommodated ell)‘mh"Y *Jenking QRIBABYL Sisii s hbaasatinsssssis 9 13 1 e e ee} be for siiiviiee BT e eligible foothall competition P Byt . 1 )Ak Shatue Welsh TOrßlne 0 and Walter; Cvengros, Connolly, Brady's grounder. M this full. Cobely, himself, “iuh tivdr sl 00 n 0o McWheeloy, Loverett and Schalk, to Bowman that by singling right. [ he can play for Washingtonalm‘lul'on'this Recond game R H B hit Totaly ~.....8¢ 20107 008 1Y: led them nlong. Baldwin t 0 T RS o fall, according to the *Natted for o 1 g 11T B R T s 1 in ninth, who to catch M Chicago ..... VA% Y ¥ et : Auley tried BASEBALL| rules, but it ig sald that f-nnf"rvnw-'he had anll tßatted for Myersliylnr in ninth, 10 Duawson, Coveleskie and the but siid of the Heore hy (nnings: Myatt; Lyons plate, Half-Pint football he has coming to him and Crouse, Runs the g Los vs. Seattle nt Idaho, responsible for—-Willlams 8, Myers catcher, Angeles | 8, Struck out—By Myers 2, Dases on Rohwee flied to Hood However, It Is l certnin that balle—Oft Willlams GAME CALLED AT 2:30 A Cobley 2, off Myers 1. it bley, T, Baldwin 2, Nohwer 2. “‘?] 2, Golvin came what will be hy pitohed ball—Walsh, Welsh with Dl‘?‘@ M AUNSOLIGD for TICISIVTS clligible for baskethall and ‘l'ires-base Wit Double plays-Crane to Brady to Bow- ¥ golvin, Two:base run. baseball hite—Myers, 'Twome- man, Golvin to MoCauley, 7. Baldwin the winning \ bley, to Rohwer, Brady, Sucriflce hite—Bow« Nrady to Bowman, Time of game-—1:36, Yep, it was o great W”,‘.' man, Rohwer, Runs batted fn-—Twoms Umplresa«~FPhyle and Schaller, Indlans, . g