The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-02

again made SOOd, thanks TO tnat
great big first baseman in the game with Everett at
Recreation park yesterday The fracas ended by
of to f. -Four of those five due to the hitting
of Hutchinson Twice he doomed up at the plate with two
men bases and soaked the sphere for safe bring
ing in both
Toren who ofcated on the slab for Spokane certainly
pitched good steady game yesterday Although Everett
has been hitting Of late he held them down to
safe -Four of the Everett bunch also famed before
the mystic of Mr. Toren and the big Injun only
allowed two to walk.
McInnis, for Everett didn't out quite lucky.
The Indians soaked him for 10 hits, Of which
just when they needed Mcnnis struck out six men
and allowed only pass, and had it not been for the
three timely hits by Spokane different story would have
been told
Spokane started right after Everett in the very first
inning by scoring two made hits by Ferris, Bare
and Hutchinson In the second spasm, Everett came to
the front with two tales and things bat
ting streak in the fourth gave Everett lead of two
which cut down in the very next inning by the locals
Swain came home with the winning run in the sixth by
getting pass and scoring Dashwoods twobagger
and loren S out.
Vancouver defeated Beingham yesterday by
of Al 1t of the snappiest games seen in Van
couver for some time. Both teams felded in big league
style and many seemingly sure hits were hauled down.
Mahon scored the only run for Dillingham; reaching first
and scoring Donovans hit
If the plans of Tom Stevens of the Amateur Pastmes
go through, there will be something doing in Spokane in
the squared ring business about Sept TO- Yesterday Kid
Harrison, the speedy little weter weight fighter, called
on Tom and said he would like to mix things with
fighter in Spokane.
Harrison wanted to meet Kid Scaler and, he fights at
1913 pounds does Scaler there's break for
good mill.
Stevens however, wants to get Scaler and Ogglesby
together in this city Those two swaes artists billed
for Wallace Sept 90 ScaIer says he is willing to fight
any old time if he can get a man.
This set Athletic Manager Tom to thinking. He finally
thought it would be fine thing to get Oggesby here
about Sept TO- put him up against Scaer and let Har
son and Mike Jeanett get together for preliminary.
That certainly would give the fight fans for their
money. Everybody knows the fighting qualities of Kid
ScaIer Harrison is also fast youngser, and he and
Jeanett would make things hum giving preliminary,
which would almost, if not quite, equal main bout be-
tween Ogglesby and Scaer. Manager Stevens will wire
Ogglesby today, and it is up to the Idaho kid
whether the scheme pulls through or not.
At the meeting Of the National Baseball commission,
which convened at Cincinnati yesterday, the question of
drafting players taken up. One of the most import
ant rules adopted to the effect that players pur-
chased by major league club cannot revert to a minor
less all major league clubs waive claim to his services
In case such waivers not secured, the player will
either remain with the club having purchased him, be
transferred to the club refusing to waive its claim for the
regular price of $1,000