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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

II saw a Girl help n well known
American league pitcher win a
game last season." aaya Matty Nc
lntyre. The girl was a ian Of fans
aud occupied the same seat daily
when the team was tn town. Aud
she knew the game from A 10 Il
In this particular Enme. the
score was 20 Ina favor of the wise
ltors. who we're In the field n vas
the lant inning and two men we're
uut and a man wan on second when
the manager sent up a big husky
substitute none of rs had ever Hean
before.
The pitcher looked II the catch
81 and got the signal Pitch what
ever you like Just then a hand
korchlef fluttercd In the stand back
Of tho catcher. aud the glfl. IN an
unconcernud way. drew her hand
across her throat several timen
The pitcher was on Ia q minute
He pulled his cap down and wound
\ fast ono around the substitutes
neck. IL Was square over and the
bis fellow whaled away. missing tho
ball AZ foot Two more Ia the same
place and the game WHs over.
Just a. 80 walked 20 the hut
heard tho manager Of the home
team yell. You're a lucky boy. II
you had pitched low hah that fel-
Inv would have lifted itgou, of the
lot"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

For some Time on the training
trip Manager Hlli Armour feared
that "wahoo Sam" the big first
baaeman. was ~. Crawsnrd'a apne-
tito has always been something that
cut into hotel proprletoru' profits.
for he went through the menu from
soup 20 nuts and then gaaed az the
back ~ the card to see II any more
was there.
but on this springs trim. Sam cut
out the noon dag meal No wonder
the team and Armour pondered
Questioning Crawford did no good
and Il appeared that tho mystery
would never be- solved. until one
night just before the TlRera we're
ready 20 leave fho hotel. when h all
oamo out A uolofed boy. bearing a
note. wandered In aud asked for
=Mlathh CrawfaWd." Jimmy barrett
did not mean TO listen. but be
aWeAre he could not heip hearing
s'Wahon. sam read.
=. Crawford. Albion hotel For
dinners Tor week ended March Is.
&C. J. Stab, prop"
That was alt but Il let the gang
onto tho fact that Sam had found
a place where he got q bigger din.
ner for bis money than he did 1T
the hotel where the team put up.
And now Armour Is not worrying
about the coalition OF his blk firat
baaeman-elngBer's bread basket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

THR FUTURE OF THE GAME.
Have you ever Kono up In the
hleachcrs and sat beside a ailyery
haired man. a man whose shoulders
are stopped with age. whose clgar
has long gone out aud who sits with
ewes riVetnd on the field. never pay
Ing the least attention 10 those
around him. whose fuFrOwed, honey
hands rest quietly ON each knee.
pxeept when an impatient gesture
emphasizes his approval or dis
pleasure Of some playf
That Is the veteran fan-the fan
who can remember the game when
shose PLAYING before him were be-
ing toddled around In baby car
rlagcs.
There are. Of course. all kinds Of
Veterans some OF the latteg=day
fans claim that the old fellows
make themselves obnoxious by tell
ing how the game Is not as inter
esting as Il was when they were
climbing the sunny side OF life, and
OF how they mover were pillows on
their hands IN those days.
To certain extent the veteran
speaks the truth. that Il from the
spectators standpoint. The game
today. as played among the big
leagues. Is likoned unto a machine
In the old DAYS the fielders were
kept busy and the fans ON edge,
IL may b. Rll right for the base
bali enthusiasts u today to ridieule
the old man; but. the game today
Is not giving wholesale satisfaction
and many even predict that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

AMERIcAN LEAnuE.

Seattle again defeated San Fran
cisco at Recreation park Friday by
a score Of 8 20 o Shields was Ia
tho hos for the locals aud had the
Seals going from start TO finish.
The real trouble FOR tho Seals oc-
cuFred In the sixth Inning. when
Lefty Houtz damned one through
Wilson AZ serund Krmmrr sac
riflccd and Wheeler failed to nail
Iloutz Frarya single then filled
the bases. Mcliaie damned one 90
Goehnauer. who threw the bail
away. Houtz and kemmer scoring
Frary in sliding for third got
mixed up with Charlie Irwin. with
the result that the ball rolled opt
In the field and Frary skinned
home
Russ Hall then sacrificed. placing
McfIaie on third. MrHale came
home on Burns long out 70 Wal
dron With the score made b. Sc
attic In the fourth II nov stood
20 Ia favor OF the SlwaAhea None
OF the fans looked for a shut out.
but the Seals simply couldn't make
good and Il was the goose oEg route
for them.
Seattle ...,...0 20 4 900 .-s
San Francisco. 0 0 0 0 . 0 Q 0 %
Batteries Shields and Trary.
Wheeler aud shea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

one 7 have always used IL the h..
blow. asail
There are several scnelflva
lions n tho human make-un 80 ~
n struck the liRhtest biae - ~
produce unrunaelauanesa. Ths -. -.
OF the chin. which harbora ~. -
nerves. ls "a vulnerable spot =
a spot behind the ear. In nsls.'
case Is more than the weight = .
few ouuces necessary 10 aari.s'
ter the sleep potion All fhis -
about a terrific smash N II
solar Diexua IN tommy-roi ~
solar pls2uH a. you probably knr.
is the pit 0f the stomach. r -
think II requires a hard blews !.
make a man quit when strses /.
that neighborhood simply ian ~.
self there with yoHf knuckles q.
seen men accidentally run ln,a .
chair or table. which BIZ fben !.
the pin u the stomach. and 4 -.
them ten or fifteen minutes 4 -
their breath again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
MIKE aCHREcK

The hard hitting Cincinnati mid
dleWeight who will fight Bob Fitz.
simmons Gehreek Is a glutton for
punishment. aud he needs be to
Withstand the Wailopa which Ruby
Robert IL capable Of putting across
even today. Fitz says his reason
for agreeing 10 meet achreck In
preference To some OF the top notch
ers IL that the top notchers are
scared OF tho cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
FAN FOOD
A IIVEI-IER DALI NEEnED

AhfeN pAt OF TOUT.
That's going some.
Stats" Davis has a boil on hts
staFboard propeller and couldn't
umpire.
II VAS a holiday for the players.
Chnimes do Whale and Nick VIII
llams offieiated as de kings o IN
diamond.
Shields was no GUTTER this time.
lie had all there Is in the game
and then some.
The sea going animals have been
duck soup for the SlwashsH.
Wonder how Parks Wilson feels
these days.
Pretty soon the fans viii begin
10 realize the siwaahes are some
pumpkins.
II Seattle don't have a first dlvi-
sion aggregation before the season
Ia half over. II Won't be Rusty
Halls fault.
To shut out Frisco IL going some
and Il ought 20 silence some Of the
carpenters"
Johnnie Burns "a stiil coming
with the lumber. Go II Johnnie. the
fans want you to stay with them
Russ Hall damned out a hit which
brought In run Friday.
Burns scored run BY a long
out to Waldron. It looks good TO
see the second baHoman giving the
fielders trouble.
Shields struck out eight men and
passed four.
Wheeler struck out one and pass
"a two.
The Seals seem 10 have put the
kibosh on Johnnie Kane'a batting
eye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
coLo FgEr

You have cold feet because your
blood does not circulate freely.
which IN due 10 the weak condition
of the nervous system. Dr. Niles
Nervine WI Eivr strength and
force 20 the nerves. stimulate and
equaitze the circulation. and your
cNtremltiea VII have the same
warmth ~ other parts OF the body.
A. the same time improve your gem
eral health. II first bottle Il not
bannficlaL you get your money
back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
DUFFY KNOCKED OUT

SPOKANE May la.-~sHoney'
MeIioay. % BOSTON. knocked oui
Martin DUFFY. % Chicago. in the
first round q what was 90 have
been a 2o-rnund contest. Friday
night. The fight drew i.sco sprcta-
;orn 20 the spokane Amateur Ath-
let's club. Melody delivered a blow
10 the law which fioafed DUFFY
Duffy staggered 10 his feet ana was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
D. S. JOHNSTON co.
Seattis's Leading Piano House.
sos SECOND AVENUE
Burke Building.
SpeciaT-Teefh Free

Extracting. cleaning and eNarnin-
alton FREE during all this week.
The Browns Painless Dentists will
give the lowest price ever known
IN SEATTLE for strictly hiEh-eIaas
Dental work. Don't put it Off but
come IN IT once. Good work az los.
prices. guaranteed for ten years, has
made a world wide reputation for
the Browns Painless Dentists. TI3
FIRST avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
COULD NOT HIT the BALL

EVERETT. May is.-nad work
with the stick resulted ih Eyerett's
losing the game with ftsiilnEhHm.
Friday. ~ the sixth and again IA
the ninth the locals had a chance
10 score. but men were not there
with the lumber Both Yeaaeli. Tor
Everett, and Drew. FOR neiiinghum.
were free with passes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

Otner dentists come and 60. but
the Browns dentists remain the
same reliable, up-to-date dentists.
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS
7f3 First Avenue
Parlora ]. 2, 2. Z. 3 and s Union
block. one door south Of MacDougau
a SOuthWtcka.
Hours 30 a. m. to eco .. m.
Sunday. $50 a. m. 70 1870 .. m.
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NOTICE.

. Owing to the fact nat 1ohu q
= l. Sullivan has continued his =
q engagement Ia Spokane fpr an =
= other week. he viii be unable =
= 70 edit che sporting pasr Of a
: Tho Star on wednesday. May 4
. 10, but will BE- sporting editor 4
. % The star on "Wednesday. 4
= May II. instead u The mean =
. time be viii continue 70 con 4
= tribute signed articles 20 the .
. sporting PAGE 81 The Star ev- q
. cry day until bis arrival here. 4
= a 4 a q a a 4 4
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NATIONAL ArAGrE

Chicago =. Boston 4
brooklyn 2. Cincinnati !.
Ptttahurg 6. Philadelphia 4.
New York s. 81 Tnsns 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
HAD TIGERS COMO

TACOMA, May is.--0arxin had
the Tigers going In the game T'ri-
day and the wshfeoisfs Won out
easily. Sot one q the Tacoma
players reached second base until
the last inning Fitzpatrick vas hi,
hard bat kept thu scare down.
Score
TGooma 100 1000 %
Portland ....i 1850 ttao ID
Batteries Fitzpatrick and Ora.
ham. Garyin and Mclean. Umpire
--kiouf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
WON IN rAg NINTn

san FRANCISCO. May fa.-Ios
Angeles defeated Oakland Friday by
score Of 2 90 !. Los Angeles
scored the winning run Ia the ninth
when Gray lined out two Dagger.
was sacrificed 70 third ard came
home On a bad throw BY nyrnrA
Score
f.os Angeles % o0I00a l..
Oakland .......0 0 1000 OIL
BAitsriss-Gray and Spies. doski-
man and Byrnua. Umpire -perrino.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
AMFRfcAN IrAnrE

Detroit 3. Boston I.
81. Louis I. Philadelphia 1.
New York Z. Chicago q
Cleveland 9. Washington 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

crs viii lose their present point of
vantage over the batter aud the
game revert 10 the spectacular.
A LINEl1ieR BALL NEEDED,
Eastwood. seattles sub. back
stop for the slwaahea. ls a good deal
of a philosopher Even when no
plays the bench. he closely watches
the game, aud he Is wholeaomely
afraid that sonnet hing has got 10
be done 20 keep tho fans Interested
Ia the game.
something will have TO be done,
or the game viii 80 TO the dogs. he
said Friday. Look at all Of these
shut-out games. Look at ali these
gamea with two. three aud four
hits No Tau likes a game of that
sort The ordinary sport wants 20
see the ball lambaated into the sub
urbs ten or a dozen times during
game. on he don't think be Is set
ting his moneys worth. New what d
Go be doncg I think "a Ilyeller ball
would solve the problem. II will be
a good deal harder 20 field. hut viii
improve the game 100 per cent The
main objection Is that u VIII put
an the inneldera IN the hospital,
but why shouldn't man be able
90 handle a lively BAH with the pill
low -mitts that are now used as
we'll as the inflelder dad 20 years
ago with bare handsT There ID no
use talking The pitcher must DO
handicapped, or tho national game
viii defariorate. For myself.
would like to see a livellcr ball"
Somebody In hy.gune ages has
said that n you get rat coruered
and kid" Il, the beast VIII fight
The national emblem % America
once consisted Of a flag with a ser
pcnt eulled on the flag. With the In
scriptlon. Don't Tread on Ne"
Since the beginning OF the Pacific
coast season this year the fans have
been treadlnE On the toes OF the
slwashes. True enough a little adj
verse criticism nov and then n
more apt "a do geod than harm. but
this continued eYulelAm Il not going
% help the game any. In spite OF
the fact that the Inluns have great
~ improved In their fielding and
batting. there IL attn a bunch that
continues 20 "halier"
II Is said the lowly worra will
turn Il tFodden upon--aisc Niii the
barrel hoop Of commerce.
II the rat will fight. the serpent
bite. the worm turn and the barrel
hoop kick a man in the shins. why
not the Slwashssf
ThsY have studied the whole
sho0gins match with calm. diapaa-
siouate eyes and found that with
hard work they could crawl out OF
the cellar And they have done II.
The only question which now re-
mains ts. viii they continue to lead
a better lifeR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
Old Men, Middle : Aged
Men, Young Men
ARE YOU WEAK. WORN OUT.
DISCOURAGED AND UN-
sTHuNof

n 30. Ny Nsssiy Discovered Philip.
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. Positive Cure toF Weaknesses
ard Diseases Peculiar 10 Men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

Pleasant Beach sunday. May H.
Music. dancing. field sports. Boats
leave pier 2 hourly after 3 a. m 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

VANCOUVER u. C.. May IA
vancouver-V ieioria game postponed
on account Of rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

SALT LAKE CITY. May l3.-The
Salt Lake City Ogden game vas
puaf puncd on account n wet
gFuundN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE
SPOKANE. AfRy ta-The Boice-
Spokane game waa postponed on &C
count OF rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

All the new spring styles IN
Monarch shirts. only 100 each.
Al T. ". Brooks s Co.'S. 1881 Second
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

twice again Knocked down. The
fighting vas all over IN Hns n1an a
minute.
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our Or %. 90 49,

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
Sporting Briefs

ST LOUIS. MAY ~ -Ganrxe
farkrnnchfnidt worlds champion
wr-atler. On an exhibition a. the
Coliseum Friday night threw George
hapiiats. q ST. Louis. three times.
and All Murulah. OF Chicago. once
Ia II minutes ~ IS seconds, actual
wrestling Hackonaehmldt'a weight
was alo. laptiste'a I6s aud Mnru-
labs les pounda
PHILADELPHIA. May i9.-The
dual meat between the University
of Pennsylvania and Cornell. which
took place Friday afternoon on
Franklin field. vas won BY Cor
nell. the score standing Cornell.
&C. Pennsylvania. 81
EVERETT, May II a compesi.
tive fahoot may b. held this sum-
n1sr between the Everett and Bel.
bingham companies q the National
Guard Captain IIevllyn. Of nsl-
linEhana. has written CAPTAIN
Greene. suggesting that such a
match be held. and that n cup be
put up for tho winning company.
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ing Hot Sporting Dope For You Epcm Right off the Gr OOLen Hunt Chef
THE DOPE SHEET ., LEN


time Is not far off when The pitch
ers viii lose their present point OF
vantage over the batter aud the
game revert 10 the spectacular.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20
The Coming Country.

The opportunity for the man of little
means Is probably better today in the
prairie states of the Southwest than eyer
before in the history of the nation. The
chance of pre-empting claims or of taking
up lands under government laws is gon.
and will not return again. IL is a differ-
ent kind of opening which lies before the
settler ana its promise Is of exceedinc
brightness. Its best opportunity is show,
in the great Southwest where the trans
formation Is going on and where the con-
ditiols Of soil and climate is in harmony
with the warm skies and temperate
winds. To the man who is not satisfied
inviting future.
Along the lines of the Missouri. Kansas
& Texas Railway there are vast areas of
unimproved lands awaiting willing hands
to make them yield the bountiful crops of
which the land s capable. There Is n
need Of stores, factories and new business
Of every description. 1t Is the finest kind
of an opportunity in the finest section OF
the United States. The Southwest Is un-
its soils-for its climate. Its people are
progressive and up-to-date, its religious
and educational facilities are as good as
can be found elsewhere.
The NJ, X. d T. R'y has no lands for
sale but is interested in building up this
productive country. 1t Is believed that
the Southwest has brighter prospects and
offer better opportunities than any other
section. Seeing is believing. For that
reason the Southwest courts investiga-
ton Of the conditions az they exist Any
one DESTROYS of learning more OF the
Southwest will do well to address George
Morton. General Manager and Ticket
Agent Missouri Kansas & Texas R'y,
Box SOS. st. Louis. Mo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20
THE NEW RAILROAD.
Trains Will Soon be Shooting from
Aroostook to the Sea.

The work of the construction of the
Northern Maine Seaport Railroad is gong
ahead as rapidly as crew Of nearly 3OO
on the south to the end Of the six mile
stretch OF railway which had been built
south from Lagrange the work is being
rushed and the right of way Is fast as
Stunning the appearance of a real railroad.
The exceedingly wet weather during the
greater part of the summer and spring
has retarded the work to some extent.
work. but it soaks the bogs and swampS
over which grading is being done and
makes the work of grading difficult until
the water has Grained grained on again H.. ro,,a
house. which will house the locomotives OF
the new road. is almost completed and
the big water tank with capacity of
pletion. At Mack Pulpit on the opposite
side of the harbor a big crew is ut WORK
on the construction OF coal sheds. The
and the harbor front is assuming some oil
the appearance it will have when the
road is completed and its cars are dis
charging into the vessels at the wharves.
The railroad station of Sandy Point
is practically completed. At present, no
rails have been laid farther up the line
than n point about mile from the ter
many bridges and cuIverfs on this par.
of the road and many cuts and fills. and
the track-laying has been DELAYED until
the grading has been completed SO that
the track can be laid rapidly and without
waiting for the grading crews.
At HermOn Junction, where the Seaport
road crosses the Maine Central tracks tn
crews are working day and night to com
plete the work. The big fills on the south
side of the Maine Central tracks has been
completed and where the skeleton of the
big trestle was few weeks ago there Is
now a huge embankment surmOunted by
the rOadbed of the Northern Maine Sea
port Railroad Company. The steel trestle
nearly completed and is being rushed as
fast as possible.
The fiji under the trestle north Of the
Maine Central tracks; is not half done.
rushed. 1t matters little to the progress Of
the construction whether this fill is fin.
tshed at once or not. As soon as the steei
place trains can be run across between