The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04
...SPORTS.

Yesterdays game out at Recreation Park more of
fight between Umpire brennan and the Everett bunch
than anything else. From the second inning it was
of scrap and while Everett awing with the ruler
of the game, Spokane busy making and when
the farce ended Spokane had eight, to Evere's three
The first TRADE against the umpire occurred in the
ond inning when with Mcintyre and Suess third Dash
wood up to the plate and soaked Raymond at
short Raymond returned the ball to the plate in at
tempt to shut Mcintyre Off brennan called him out then
seeing that Hanson, Of Everett had dropped the ball. he
called him safe The pow-wow started with the result
that Everett withdrew from the field.
Mistah brennan Immediately staked out to the middle
of the diamond with watch stuck under his nose count
ing out the minutes Everett waited until time up
and then went back to the field.
OF all the bunch from Everett Hanson wanted to jaw
the most He talked at the rate Of about SIS second for
nearly half minute brennan glared at him, all the
while running the fines Five ten twenty and then the
mighty man ordered Hanson off the diamond.
Raymond had also taken the liberty Of buttng' into
the controversy, and he also put out of the game
When the fracas again started Altman took HansOn's
place behind the bat Mclnnes went to center, Ford to
third and Jacobs from center to shorstop. Then
more tranquility reigned the diamond and the game
continued Everett however, did not play spirited game
until toward the last when she woke up, but it was then
too late and Spokane easily pocketed the victory.
Bellngham went down to defeat at the hands Of Van
at Bellingham yesterday by of to L. AL
though a close the game devoid Of sensational
aeIy gave the game away The reasoning of the Belng
ham fans based the fact that Stckney struck out
when two men were on bases in the ninth inning.
Spokane skaters will have chance to skate to their
hearts content next winter the large skat
ing rink proposed to be built by J. H. Schaefer f. w.
Schaefer and F. NJ Test is finished The rink will be sit
uated at the southeast of Sharp and Ash
street It will be 100 by 200 feet The ice for the skaters
will be artificial Seven miles of coiled ammonia pipes
will be constructed with capacity of freezing ice to the
thickness of six inches The building to be erected for the
skating rink will be complete in every detail For the
benefit of those who do not wish to skate balconies will be
erected so that visitors watch the skaters below
Reading and reception will also constitute part OF
structure and everything possible will be done for the
comfort of the patrons There will also be number Of
dressing for the Of those participating in ice
or races besides other contests which it proposed
naugurate when things get down to proper shape The
skating rink will be operated in connection with an Ice
plant which will be completed within sixty days More
than $4,000 has already been expended in machinery for
the rink and plant.
Plans are under way among the city bowers to
send six of the best alley artists of the city to Salt Lake
City to compete in the Western Bowling Congress at that
place next March At meeting held at Yates cigar store
Main and Lincoln, yesterday committees appointed
to outline the winters bowling campaign in this city.
The committees will make arrangements for tournaments
to be held on the different alleys in the city Prizes
Amounting to more than 5000 will be awarded.
Maurice Thompson says he will settle the trouble which
because of his announcement to the effect that Jerry
Mccarthy would act as his manager in his coming fight
with Charley Neary at Spokane Sept Is. He says Nc
Carhy will only act trainer In his dispatches Thomp
spoke of the fight being scheduled for Sept H. Ed
die QUINN of the S. A. A. c., says this must be mistake
TOR if oupSop wanted to change the date he would have