The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-05
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ssss psonaing 70 The cal Of Izaak wal,on..
mex and Mr. KEnnear asEaS - a.. s -
,..s Dalt and the trolling spoon. The -.
o1' were caught with me sr.nor, -
80 Jagged deep. n BAR ashfap =, -.
. .-s-s.e necessary 10 sink low down A.. -
sAsneF becomes warmer however s-1~fs-a
s VIII become better. The 49,.
$50. "a the LOT weighed two pounds 49,
a. oNcs@ and the smallest SIX osnrAa
az. mex said that there was ~ 49,
~ the sGuak slough. fha vac, .h.. .-s.lI'' (
~ Wild black body. like that a. :, -. :
.s- "a &c wings Al this time az tas -.
s aes are eating psriwfnkie~ n IA -.
sls1slit matter 70 advise fshsrrne, =. {.
.lis Aiho o. ny to use The hsSs ,,s..ss
= % 20 GU; prepared with a fsIi r,o~s,
- experimenting discover the vartetv ~
.Drr,. 1s success. There Is science. not
g. =. ing and working the az across
she water. but also IN the Selection 80 80,
ny Itself. You may have 70 chang = 49,
,.es' nut a real fisherman does No, ,rf-,s
he.fe ahnoyancss like this II yo,, havs -,
sassn good look at your fy hoak A -
ovi0te you start out Capt, r xft,er
sot OUT MS book few days ago ana a.
opening II, discovered that all his liss bsd
~s-A "H4&1-UsGtIS.
The Seattle Public schoo, -,.,,
League organized last Saturday afterno9r
asio 'ne hrst games OF the season VIII he
piayeo IN week or so. Owing 10 the a n
sehce OF delegates from the South and Pal
nier schools the schedule could not h. a.
ranged. IL viii DC printed in the Post-Intel-
ngeneer as soon as figured out. When the
icing was called 70 order the schools
81 f-Fs1
Latona schools-Iaggrpnea stein -hnx,s-
Davis SNeais Iaesers
Mlnor-Arthar Lannlgan. Homer
Dtnny-suar Pinkharn. Robart Havwa,a
Old university-A Arnold. +. KoSrgs
.soiumola-Georse Barton. Charles Cur
Mercer-Frank Dpier. Fred Smith
eueen Anne-Fred Chlicott, Foster
Burns.
Pacific-canson Gresham. Thomas Nc
Inc election OF officers resulted "a ,o,-
lows; President, J. NJ. Wsdmsr. vice pres
nnent. ID q. fenton: secretary, A. NJ
Prof. Babcock and Star ptnkham n, .ha
Denny, and George Barton. of the Column
bsa, were appointed a committee to draw
up a schedule.
The rules adopted to govern the games
are as follows:
shall govern this league until the presi-
dent notifies each and every team OF a
change 70 the rules OF 1897. provided. that
where the national rules conflict with the
rules OF this league. the rules OF this
league shall be observed.
The first named team IN each group in
the schedule shall be the home team. and
shall furnish suitable grounds within the
city limits. 1t shall be the duty Of each
team TO furnish a standard ! esssIe bail
satisfactory TO the umpire.
rAWxx.. 49, 49, IL =
M. or at | p. m, the visiting team 10 have
the choice Of time
'Umpires shall be appoln ted by the pres
ident and secretary.
The failure OF any team 10 play a game
tina; has been previously scheduled. shall
eIFt4tie the opposing team 10 the game,
provsded that in case or rain the game
may be stopped by the umpire or by mu-
tual consent OF the captains OF the OPP
posing teams.
Any game stopped BY rain or darkness
prior TO- the end OF the fifth inning shall
not be counted in the championship rec
ord. but shall be played at some time prior
TO the last week of school.
ANY game stopped after the beginning
Of the sixth inning shall be counted a
game for the team having the most scores
at the end OF the las even inning played
''No person who is not regular member
of The school 10 which a team belongs
shall play any game with that team
Membership OF a school shall be consi rued
90 mean those who are regularly regis
tered and have been IN attendance during
the two weeks preceding the game 90 De
played. Violation OF this rule SHAH emf
tie the opposing team 70 The same, wnen
properly protested as proyided N article
VII. Of the constitution
Each side shall keep compete score
OF the game, and at the close OF the game
"A COPY OF the score including the names
OF the players shall be signed by the
scorers and the umpire. and sent in an
envelope TO the secretary OF the league;
For profanity, or Indecent sa1gugae. me
uT1ptre may, and Is exseefed. TO deotT the
pcrpvtrator from the game.
"Psayers shall not b. restricted in the
use OF any kind or quality OF glove.
Fine weather. fair crowd and some
GOOD shooting were he features OF the
third handicap medal shoot OF the Seattle
Rod and Gun Club at West Seattle yester-
dav. Capt. T. r. Miner. who is the only
enc placed on scratch. had no trouble IN
maintaining his lead for the nigh average
medal. but could not stand the paee Bige
uan set in the handicap race and thea.
ate. AN. W. I. chelas stepped In on the
shoot on and put "Blge" on the she.s by
ON. bird Vermont never VIII recover from
this set back. According 10 the rules 10
one can make more than -. which mace
Hall with e. Chelus with % ant Nalie
with y, ali q tie. They shot on 81 The
samc handicap and Chells SID IN ahoad
with II. Hall second is, and NGsue down
~ u wales sore - a good illuStra-
tisn OF .he ups and downs OF trap shoot
ing A man may shoot IKE nend In one
ever, and follow Il up with very poor
exhibition. or he may start ia poorly ana
work un 10 a brilliant performance.
srhe sporting editor recently received a
;,,tts.r OF inquiry as 20 he handicap 81 3
fsr, used hy the Seattle Red and Gun
Cvub. To person not Thoroughly ar-
ounints-d with trap shooting tho printed
SCORES do nor furnish a good Ftea OF how
tha contestants aro C.assed. The trouo.e
in understanding e - th.tt shooter mss
10 work % get anything out y the hano'-
cap allowance.
"a begin with. the shoot + 81 % birds.
- = man shoots a tribe poorer than the
s-,a.rh man Or men he = allo NED enc
l5ra A still poorer shut - aaowoi Two
s,sr,9a 1ryi so on down the ltst MoSt iseo-
,fe eNnect that II 0aa !s alloNea one
nirs nd he Nn.s - out 81 he y on tne
g1efnal shoot. he would DC ,rediitd Ni1h
: Ian score or %. lie may be, but n
Ia 20 set credit To- hat ore bird al
lcu,.1 ne must KIN T. Keeping these
.Na.ess IN view q perssn ~t1 nave ne iroa-
b'e IN reading the scores which t'''"'
Handicap Medal shoot.
Hndcp.
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