The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-28

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Mar system. but the result Il not what thu
public OF Chicago would like to see.
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Andy Anderson. the star second base
man OF the Seattle professional baseball
leading player at that position in CALI
fognia- He To not batting as well AZ
Isusi and Il worries him; This shows
$ With ths stick. he & liable 70 lose
his eye most any time. Under such con-
q the bottom OF the trouble. and while
commence lining the ball ont again.
Anderson u with the San Jose team.
which e the best fielding. team in the
"a. sans up 4 the hss i.
last on the list. The team. however.
has good show Of finishing on top.
the Seattle Rainier team, Anderson says:
Things have been Strengthened out and
We expect 70 finish the season here. The
seattle was ' that bairympls s' and BorcS.
ana three Of Us quit. Il happened just
before :, m slsesric ,s ,Sns game We man.
was traded 70 Santa Cruz
we expect Rabbit. formerly OF Ia
coma. to Join Us. We need strong
ssas team work which nssd e 70 ~ sia
% many games for US. There Is none
OF i TO speak Of here. About all we
do u 20 bunt occasionally. Louis Dea
1, hs getting along nicely and playing fine
do you think Walter Thornton would
come down here? Ie he under suspen-
sion n IN the National I, League, We stand
but are not hitting the bali. am hit
ting rotten. ard can't account for IT,
My average IL about 40 or $40. which
=, s.vI not Z. up In to my standard. Can you
y think that you ought to be able to
organise q good league next year. I
I may be up there this winter. Please re-
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Manager DuEdale. Of the Rainier base
Dali team. Is In communication with the
vancouver. 2: c., baseball club about
r.t ss cay Ana a, re party expects to
anxious TO come along.
49,
Victoria Kennel Club win be held on the
18th. 18th and 30th OF September In the
Phtiharmonic hall on Fort street. Will
The club offers Cash Is pris e0E for sa irst
and second, IS and Is per cent. Of the
entry money, with diplomas for first,
second and third. In addition to the
have been secured and allotted BY the
bench committee To tho various breeds.
all. except where specially specified. to be
san Of for ss n the open ss'' ns sss
Kennel Club. under whose regulations
the Victoria bench show II held. donate
2 silver medal and two bronze medals.
and sreySound. and the former 70 to s Gress
Danes: the Merchants cup. silver. 10 st.
Bernards; Messrs. Challoner 4 Mitchells
silver cup to pointers.
"The Provincial Civil Service cup sil-
yer, to English settlers. and a handsome
silver-mounted briar pipe. presented by
Mt. T. Campbell. for the best puppy Of
The silver cup presented by the VIC
toria Daily Times. TO Gordon settlers.
The silver cup presented BY the Vic
.'The Victoria Members cup to collies,
Campbell offers q box OF prime cigars
ITO bull terriers has been allotted =
Nichoiles ( Rsnou presented 0s "essrs'
spaniels black. and the Canadian Pa
cookers other than black
''The Daily Colonist cup. silver. to fox
terriers. and for the best puppy Mr.. W.
II; Ha :. y Of Metchosin. offers cash
For the hes, black and tan terrier
Messrs. w. 4 J. Wilson offer hand
some silk umbrella, and for the best
fern offers n goid-mounted cigar case.
The beat Airedaie terrier wins a IS cash
prize. donated by member OF the club.
Mr.. J. =. Carlisle. has presented a
a. 81 ha N~,1,. -
To he given To the owner winning the
largest number OF prizes In bench shows
held under the auspices OF the Victoria
for until won three times by the same
owner. wins 10 be scored bv points, three
for first. two for a second ami one for
1.-The handlers of dogs competing in tho
show are offered three substantial prizes
ny the club~Szn 10 the handler exhibiting
the largest number az dogs owned outside
ing tho largest number OF dogs within
the province and = 20 the handler ex-
htbitinR the largest number OF dogs own
ed Ia the city OF Victoria. To become
handler.
show"
Mr., Healey Chapman, who is a noted
tfSFcSFf Ss ~. fsGTnaf0ss VIII Judge 1t.
Bernaris. maa,ifrs and Newfoundiayr,s.
Mr.. II. r. PAYNE. the editor of Field
Sports. Of San Francisco will Judge all
other classes.
Mr.. +. rferiner. the secretary treas
ur.r or the Victoria Kennel Club will
act 80 superintendent Of the bench show,
The officers Of the club any OF whom
VIII also be glad TO assist the unsni,iated.
ere IA follows: President, Mr. George
jay: Vice president. pr q. T. Milne: sec-
r:'sry. Mr. E. Pterdner. These. with
Messrs. W. Chambers. w r. Atkins. ].
W, Crsighton ard ", Rickford. form the
COMMITTEES In charge OF the show.
For the FIRST tine in several weeks the
cyclists Were cat IA full force Yesterday
The Lake Washington path showed signs
In the morning cf little use, hut before
night II VAS we'll marked. Many Of the
whesltnen were surprised 20 hear that the
etnetals of the Queen City Good Roads
club had pushed the Magnolia RluN
path 50 far toward completion 81 ala
net Think said enc yesterday afternoon
that they would re able 10 Push tho
proiect throcsh 1t looked like a big
undertaking."