The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-02

Hanlon ha sa following among Spokane bettors who
deem him capable of repeating the Nelson Britt turn.
But Corbett still has host of friends here who will
ing to bet on him-of which we are one.
Out in the right pasture Lewis ewnt sunbind suddenly
yesterday afternoon and lost sight of skyscraper boosted
off 1rby's bat while Reilly and Leahy the bases.
The ball went Lewis head and Honey and Tommy
hked in for the only two the Mormons got while Irby
got around to the third sack @
The misjudged fly saved the elders from shutout
which was surely coming to them but for the sum-
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Tozer landed hard right from the call of time
Raymond pasted incineratng to the
|starboard for solitaire and Ferris up with the
ua bunt and sacrifice for Raymonds advancement to
Moose Baxter had the holes in his bat we'll plugged yes
terday and the he went after Mr. Tozier beasty
credit to his batting average Moose for the first
neo straight out to center field fence which Raymond
scored and Moose reached the third station in ambe
which brought the tears to the eyes of the official
Martinke grew jealous of the Moose and his sudden
popularity cracked another wavy through the hole
between by and Haynes and speeded around the bases
under full steam arriving at third just the Moose
tainted the rubber with his pedals
Then Egan grew emulous and soaked solitaire which
brought in Fexus, scoring himself Stanley dnky hit
Lewis went out Tozer to Thornton and Swain stabbed the
atmosphere three times to retire the side. -~.
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In the third Egan got four mavericks and trekked to
the initial reaching second on Lewis ined out and
ling saffron throw by ''Chcago Bill Carney to first
Two more in the fifth through wild throw by
Tozier who ripped the ball to far for Honey Reilly
to capture.
The Moose played great ball yesterday and made
catch of twisting foul which near unoinng his
berebrae And the way the did bat 1t GRACEFUL
relief from the wind sabbng and made Baxter ourtime
favo.ite with circus tickets up.
McRae went off a couple of rank yesterday.
His decision Carney at first bag about the worst
that poor old Beck Sharp could do Carney beat the ball
Jail two feet but McRae couldn't see it.
Again in balls and strikes Nac" wabbled little but
evened it in real impartial style that the kicks
coming from both sides at once
Manager Charley Reilly got in enough to take the
third sack yesterday and his presence strengthened the
team considerably
But of all the joyful pets the diamond little Ray
mond the angel food Everything came his way in the
eghth inning and he feded twohree for retirement
just fast the Mormons could lace them to him.
That redhared midget the real stuff for the fans
Carney is playing far out of form for He
hasn't been able to hit gait at all and although he has
negotiated his chances fair style there has always been
a hoodo sticking out to bust throw or shorten run
Thornton will twr for the elders today and Klinkham-
mer will do the ladies' day stunt for the Kckapoos.
The tennis tourney for the S. A. A. G. players begins
this afternoon at o'clock At o'clock two matches
will be played. The full list entries:
Friday D. m-Charles Mulvehl VS.. Lee Nichols %
Eugene Barnes VS.. Dr. w. M. Newman (2).
Friday 5 D. m.-Franl1 w. Clark DR.. Frank Rose
(3); O. w. Spences VS.. A. Peterson az.
Saturday, p m.--Dr. George K. Mcdowell VS.. A. G.
Hanauer (5); Ed B. Powell VS.. Monroe X. Miller Co.,
Saturday, p m.-Charles Alley VS.. Ray Kaufman ID;
Milton Webster VS.. Lawrence Jack 49,
Sunday (hours not set)-W. Miller Charles Cline
(93 Joe Mccarthy H. L. Kimball QO) Sam R. Stern
Tvs. Theodore Burger (11)
Two sets out of three necessary to win
WILLIE B. GOODE.