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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
THEY PLAY REAL BALL ONCE,
AND TAKE ODD GAME
FROM DUCKS.

Mike aud tho help got a flylng
start yesterday. aud Won out By a
score oi to5 Seven Of our tallles
were rung up IN the first three
frames Tho game took on lot
ci added Interest because OF plenty
d hard hltuug by both teams.
Chlnault mounted the mound Tor
Portland and lasted two sessions.
seaion finished tho game for the
webfootora. and let Mixer men
down with a lone run. Allen Off
clated IN the box for us. and al
though pinkod for 10 safe sSais,
managed to keep them fairly well
separated Raymond and nennet,
played fast bali, and cooney, Port.
lands ehortstop. was agaln In ett
dsnee with lightning plays, The
Acnre,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
SECOND DAY DRAWS BIC
CROWD At CROWN RACES

CROWN POINT. Ind. June IL
Thousands Of Automoblllaia Witness
cd the start Of the great eobe tro-
ply race over the Grown Point
Lowell course today. The race In
oludad n laps Of the course, max
Ing a total distance Of as5 60 miles
and Ia considered one Of the most
severe automobile tests ever at
tempted
The following cars. with the drly.
ers named, started according to
number.
No. i.-stoddard- Dayton, Bert
Miller.
No. 2-KnoN, W. Borque
No. 3.-Apperson. NJ, J. Seymour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
NEIL AND ATTELL READY FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT TODAY

BAN FRANClsCO, June ~
Judging by tho advance sale Of
seats and tho interest manifested
In the bantam weight Championship
25.round bout between Frankie Neil
and Monte Attell, on tap this after.
noon ut tho Mission at. arena. one
Of tho largest crowds Of the aeason
Will be- at tho ringslds when Raf.
cree Roche calls the men together
As early ns 1880 this morning .
crowd was lined up Mt the. box ht
tice waiting for the choice seats.
Thereafter the line was STEADILY
heightened by the m0ba that emp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

No i-Bulck. l. stratR
No. stoddard Dayton, {. A.,
Englsbeck.
No g.-I.ocomobile. J Hlf1orida.
No. 7-Knox. A. Donlson
No s-Apperson. II Lyils
No 1-i.0comobllo. Ge1IgeJinb-
ertaon.
No. i0.-Buick. Chrevolet
No ii-Fat. y A HarBe
No i2-Buirk. X p psrtaAn.
Denlson 10 Knor, No f9iook The
lead BY making tho third lap In
1894 minutes. Chevrolet And Bur.
man. In the order namedr-iollsiyed
him closely, making a hql, e9ntest
for FIRST place. b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
THE WORLDS SPORTING NEWS


ti0d from tho cars and other yos
hlclea that we're pfesaad into nef.
yico. Al noon tho box affies was
opened. and tho crowd filed Into
the arena 10 take up the front seats.
Frankie Smith nnt Jeff Perry,
and George Oroona and KID Krantz,
who Will elnnh In two l0found pre-
llmlnnrloa came into town this
morning The mon wefo examined
by a doctor and we're found 10 be
In perfect condition, The Smith.
Perry aptto will be started going
At 1. %. and the weltafWeighin will
follow al also. Smith rules a 1917
fnyoflto this morning. while even
money stiil prevails between krantz
and Greene.
ao,h A.. plt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
Base Ball
Scholars

They sure arc playing faster
ball.
Pug Bennett came through with
two hefty two hagKafa yesterday.
which had the risht crack,
lee Mageo played bottor ball yes.
terday than he has for several days
lie was In evidence with a hot two.
Dagger and In addition beat out
perfect bunt
Mike himself gave neat sprint. |
lng stunt when he damned the ball
20 center and finally prrched on
third amid loud plaudils.
Fourier got In a home run
clout which was humdinser.
Little Cooney played very
sweet game at short lils Erah o.
Lyuch's swat over second in tho
first session was high class from
svery viewpoint
Tom seaton famed only one man
In sir Innings. yet only single |
run vas scored OF his delivery.
Mike Lynch was there With the
stick Three good hits in four
times W Ia playing tho game.
George capron worked with
something like his old time form
yesterday He made running grab
u Murray's ny and landed square.
y On hia back but he held that
ball L was tho same sort o. a
stab which resulted IN bis injured
knee. but this time George emerged
unhnrt
Station was fast as lightning ye.
terday. His one hand scoop back
Of pitcher drew a hlz hand.
Supreme Judge George r Morris
sure did like Cooney's work at
short
Custer made a bum hsAyc To Hen.
nett when he had oodlsM of time.
and Il was a great surprise 10 the
fans. Ordinarily Custer Ia &C
eurAics
Shea Is already figuring when
he can get back into the game
Danny Il always out OF sorts when
forced 10 stay out OF the play.
Ralph Frary performed we'll Tho
fans didn't know there vas an um.
plra except In one instance. so
good was hia work.
Vancouver won from Spokane b.
score Of to o yesterday Mahons
perfect pea In the second robbed
the Indians OF their only chance
10 score.
The Tigers yAnked a game from
Aberdeen yesterday. 10 ]. Ia.
coma won In the eighth on Ben
der's triple and caftwright'a
smash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

,stt MaEss. Thrae-base hit
Lyneh. Home run-foufnief SEE.
ylflce hit-custef. sifueh en'-hl
Allen, s. ty seatqn. Eases -
~ a.otNn wild pitch-seatah'
III, III pitrhsa hAll--LYneh BY sea
,on Hiis-Off chiuault, In IA
ninw.: OF seaten, IN Inning
RuusLOff Chinauit oft ssat9s,,ai
Oppenenta at bat--chinsnitA "
s,atonfs. "a Double PLAY tshnst
ard Mage Time OF game ~
tfmplre--frary,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

Cameo Today.
Chicago at brooklyn.
New York At pittshurg
Philadelphia al Cincinnati.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

ola Lady Fashion ia HiitiH' mir.
ndar and miEader Now. IL that man
9 woman. or that woman man.-
Scraps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

\ XfNIA. o.. June " -deorRo
= L. Doyey. president and heay
4 Test atoehholdnf VI tho boston
4 National league basebHii club.
= died on q train near cedafyillo
4 carly today. His death FOL
/. lowed a neyofo hemorfhage u
|. tho lungs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

HOW THEY ARE BUILT.

4 HOW THEY ARE BUILT. 4
4 Nell Attell-
tbft. 4 In. helght.5 II. az In 4
4 li6 pounds weight ll6 pounds 4
= 90 inches. reach 6iih inches 4
= "a In. chest (nor.l "a in. 4
4 9Gh IN. chest terp.l 3e% In. 4
4 7 inches. wrist. IN inches 4
\ II inches forearm II incheH 4
4 10 inches bioeps isn inches 4
= 20 inches, thigh ION inches \
\ i2h inches. calf 10 inahea =
y 8 inches ankle 81 inches y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

Roller and the Turk came into
the squared circle At $3.50. and from
thcn until nearly II O'Clock. II was
stand up and crane. and sit tiEhi
IN tho clinchea I'll onss nerves
ached. II Ia doubtful II a moro
evenly matched pair ever tuggsd on
the mat What the TURK lacked In
headwOrk. which wasn't a great
deal. he made up In almost super
human strength. and with all hia
experience and swiftnesa. there
we're times. Without number. When
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
ROLLER GETS THE TURK
IN STRAIGHT PIN FALLS

thInr looked mighty dark for tho
blF doctor
The gamicat, prrtiiest feature Of.
the whole affair was the way In
which tho Turk twice broke com
binaiion tosh0ld and half Nelson,
whom HE face vaa eontortad with
pain, and women IN the audience
we're turning their heads sway
Roller shows Glass
Roller also performed a o9upis OF
very stellar stunts. ons perfect
forward roll and the other a head
spin that lot him out Of a neck
breaking scissors hold AZ the first
tap Of tho bell. both men vent after
Il IN earnest Each tried 10 fofca
tho game. and q, wha a NhiflwfHd
Thsy werc on the mat ia less than
ono minute The firs, fali sent To
Roller In 1871. and the second vas
straight. In fT.Ss Roth were oh
talned on combination half Noison
and toe.holda.
May Co Again.
Challenges 10 tho winner were
read at The rinE side. from Americas.
HEINZ OrdcmAu. and Charley Ole
son. and Frank ooieh talegraphed
his best wishes 20 tho winner
Jack Caflsy announced that
match Of equal interest sould be
pulled off IN the big show every
Friday night during the summer,
Thls Ia welcome news 10 Seattle
fans, a. atiestod BY the attsndancq
last night Many Of those presont
wouid like TO 500 another 20 be-
tween tho same men. as there Fns
eOms doubt AZ 10 whcgther y %,
the second fall was a pin fan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

Batteries Magic and orendorff.
Wigs and C. lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
At Vernon.

Batteries 49, Easily and Berry.
Hardness. Garaniey and Fisher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
TURKS GINGER UP AND
WIN FROM PORTLAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

AZ pittaburg-- Il. H.. u
New York ,..,..,.....a .
pltlsburE ....u.a,a 10 ]
batteries Wiltso and Meyers.
Camnltf and Gibson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

Batteries -Harkins. Raleigh and
Klndsl, Hogan. fitzgerald and
Graham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

Games Today.
San Francisco ut Portland.
Los Angeles at Oakland.
Sacramento at Vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

Pug Bennett came through with
two hefty two bagKers yesterday.
which had the right crack.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10
THINGS DOING IN
 \ SPORTING CIRCLES

Three players from Clifton, who were to have had prominent places on the team, notified Altwies yesterday that they would be unable to leave their places of business. In addition, one of tho local players has been prevented from leaving Globe through the draw ing of his employer as a juryman.
 Other players who might possibly be used as substitutes are out of town or so busy that they cannot lose the time necessary for the series.
 Prescott was notified of the existing condition of affairs by Manager Alt wies last night.
 'I am sorry to have to call of the Prescott games, as far as Globe is con cerned,' said Altwies last night, "but can't see my way clear to secure a good team and rather than give the town and the Knights of Columbus q black eye by taking out a poor team, the whole proposition has been abandon eJ,D
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10
SPORT NOTES

Frankie Neil is to meet Monte Attell at Colma on June l9.
 Battling Nelson will meet Ad Vol gast at Los Angeles July II.
 Crockett and Warhop are pitching fine ball for the New York Yankees.
 Myron Grimshaw is hitting BOG clip for Joe Kelly's Toronto team.
 Clark Griffith believes that Roy Gas tleton, the Atlanta pitcher, will make good with Cincinnati.
 Paul Cobb, brother of cry" has been tried and given his release by three clubs so far this season.
 "Red' Ehret, the old Cincinnati pitcher, is umpiring this season in the California State league.
 Winning ten of the fourteen games played on their recent western trip was fine business for the Athletics.
 Tommy Murphy of New York made 8 fine showing in his recent bout with Matty Mathews in Boston.
 "Cy" Young is winning games for Cleveland. The knockers of the old boy got on the job too early in the sea son.
 Willie Keeler is suffering with bad attack of charley horse and will be out of the game for several days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10
GOOD GAME PROMISED FOR SUNDAY BETWEEN
 SOX AND SAFFORDITES

With the White Sox working over time to get into shape for Sunday < game against Sshord and the. Valley boys working equally hard to condi ton themselves for the battle, hard fought game is expected at School Hill park Sunday afternoon, when the rival teams clash for the third time this season.
 Manager Holdren will leave for Saf ford this morning, to boost the game He expects to rout out the biggest crowd of rooters of the season and is after big delegation of Mormons.
 The fat that both teams have won a game from each other this year will put every player on both sides on edge and should result in a classy exhibition,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10
NJ GLOBE TEAM IN TOURNAMENT AT
 PRESCOTT
 ~
AYSEES ABANDON PROJECT- NUMBER OF PLAYERS FOUND
 UNABLE TO GO

Globe will not be represented by s baseball team in the Knights of Colum- bus tournament to be held at Prescott, June 22 to 26.
 While everything was apparently working out in fine shape for Manager Altwies, up to a day or two ago, with asOod chance of getting crack team 10 lorcpresent Globe, a number of players iOund at the eleventh hour that they would be unable to attend the series.
 Rather than take weak team to rieseott and give this city a black eye, Altwies decided last night, after conference with other members of ae Knights of Columbus, to call of the ulp as far as the team is concerned.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10
You Never Gan reI,

Sust exactly the cause of your rheu- matism, but you know you have it. Do you know that Ballard's Snow Lin iment will cure its-relieve the pain reduces the dwelling and limbers the joints and muscles so that you will be as active and well as you ever were. Price s5c, soc and $l.00. Sold by Pal ace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10
Notice to Water Users

Notice is hereby, given to all of City water that the following rules adopted by the Common Council will be strictly enforced, to-wt: Nh
 FIRST-All water rent is due on the first of the month and must be paid at the office of the Water Depart ment on or before the 18th the supply of water will be shut off and $l00 will be charged for turning it again which must be paid in addition to all pastdue water rent SECOND-The hours of sprnkling are between six and o'clock A, M, and six and eight clock P M and all sprinkling by hose must be done with nozzle spray which must not be larger than onequarer inch Hours of sprinkling subject to change.
 THIRD-Sprinkling out of hours, permitting waste of water by eaky defective fixtures sprinking streets roads any wful waste of water subjects the per- guilty of to having water shut off and charge of $OO imposed for turning again in addition to the repair of any defective or leaky fixture
 The water supply is the property of the people of Globe and is the desire of he City Council and of the Water Department that all the citizens of Globe CO., operate with the City Government in promoting the nomcal use of the City Water and of avoiding waste which entails useless expense all and is great iD justice to those who the water carefully and keep within the rules.
 BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL,
 w. B. LEWIS
 sa Superintendent Water Dept
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10

New England league. Jesse ought to fit as manager of some major league team.
 The New Haven team has worked from the bottom to second place in the Connecticut league. Portland has moved up in the North western league race and is playing bet ter ball than in the early part of the season.
 Tn the New York State league Utica looks to have the best team that has represented that city in sveral years.
 The Oakland club has some pretty classy players in it's lineup and should hold it's own in the California State league.
 The Madison team started the season like winner and is still heading the Wisconsin-Illinois league race.
 Wheeling, Zanesville, and Grand Rap ids have been running neck and neck in the lead of the Central league race. r It begins to look as though tn Shreve- port team will be able to give the best of them battle for Texas league hon ors-
 The Altoona team has been showing the way in the Tri-State league. The team has won l7 of the first 25 games.
 Little Rock has been the surprise of the Southern league season so far. The Memphis team which was expected to show how games are won, is fast on the rocks.
 The Columbus "Clymers' are grad ually climbing upwards in the American association, but Milwaukee still looks to be the best bet.
 No doubt baseball scouts will be sig ing up Pitcher "Dutch" Wagner of the Columbia team of the South Allan tic league. He looks good to uncle.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10
Wreck.

Is the only fit description for the man or woman who is crippled with rheuma- tism. Just few rheumatic twinges may be the forerunner of severe at- tack-st9p the trouble at the start with Ballard's Snow Liniment. Cures the rheumatism and all pain. Price 25e, soc and Sl.00. Sold by Palace PharI macy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10

George Hogriever, the new managei of the Pueblo Western league team, has been playing ball continuously for % years.
 While in Europe Jim Jeffries will train at Carlsbad, taking the baths at that famous resort with view to re- ducing his weight. It looks az though the next big event on the pugilistic calendar will be a fight between Sam Langford and Joe Jeanette.
 The Armory Athletic club of Boston will stage bout between Willie Lewis and Bill McKinnon when Lewis returns from Paris.
 Playing with the Indianapolis team are two former Kansas City managers, Monte Cross at short and Jimmy Burke at third base.
 Promoter McIntosch is still trying to sign up James Jeffries and Jack John son for championship fight either in Australia or England.
 Jim Cerbett's greatest concern at the present time is how to get Jack John son whipped. If Jim was only playing "Legree" to Jack 6 "Unele Tom. Zowee!
 The Chicago Cubs will raise their sec ond worlds championship banner June 16, and perhaps receive the $1O,OO0 promised last fall by President Murphy.
 The Seattle team in the Northwestern league won twenty-five of the first thir- ty-fve games. Anyone can now see the work laid out, for the rest of the Northwestern teams.
 They call the Superior team in the Minnesota Wisconsin league the "Supes." They won one game of the first twelve, which is as good acting as the average "supers.
 Hannibal, the new member of the Central association, got fine start in the pennant race, while the champion Waterloo team is having hard work to get away from the post.
 Some of the fight critics have de- clared that the Johnson-O 'Brien fight looked like fake, but the most of those who saw the mill agreed in the opinion that. the bout was as genuine as the stuff made in the mint. ~
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10

At St. Louis R. H. E. Brooklyn .-.-.-.-.-...-,....-......---.--...3 6 3 St. Louis 10 2 Batteries: Fucker and Bergen; Sallee and Phelps.
 Chicago Ne& York, wet grounds.
 At Boston R. H. E.. Boston St. Louis .-.......-...-..-....-.......-.....2 . Batteries: Ryan, Cicotte and Carri- gan; Bailey and Criger.
 All American league games post poned, rain.
 COAST LEAGUE
 At Los Angeles R. II. E. Los Angeles ...-...-.-..~-......-....::.9 l vernon -.---....-........-..---.-........-... Batteries: Tozer and Orendorff; '; Breckenridge and Hogan.
 At Portland R. H. F. Sacramento ....-....--.....-...............0 4 Portland Batteries: Baum and Byrnes; Garrett and Armbruster.
 At San Francisco k. II. E. San Francisco ........-................S 10 3 Oakland .......-................-........ IA 2 Batteries: Willis and Berry; Tenne. son aud LaLonge.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10
WITH THE MINORS

Richmond and Danville are both play ing nice ball and leading the Virgin ia league.
 The Salt Lake City and Helena teams are setting the pace in the Intermoun- tain league.
 AS usual Jesse Burkett has his Wor- ,eester team fighting with the top of the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10
BASEBALL

NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Ordway new era., 1909-12-31
WATER BRINGS OUT ALKALI
First Step Is TO Treat the Soil with
Gypsum. which Will Change
Soda to Sulphate.

Water brings alkali TO the surface
wherever irrigation is practiced and
water will take it out. There are two
kinds OF alkali-the sulphate OF So
dunn and the carbonate OF sodium
The first is called white alkali and
the second black alkali. The latter
is much more difficult TO wash out
than the white kind. The first step
will be to treat the soil with gypsum.
which. being the sulphate of calcium
or lime. will change the soda in the
soil to a sulphate and then 1t can be
washed out. After trees are once
well established there is not likely to
be any trouble from alkali and espe-
ciallv is this so If the soil Is well
drained and the soda is the white kind
or is changed to the white alkali by
the use of gypsum. When field OF
low land is badly affected with aka
line salts it may be necessary to put
N a system of open drains. a tiling
system is still better and should b
laid three and one-half feet deep a
distance of 30 feet apart or so.
The Ordway new era., 1909-12-31
TAYLOR Will
ASK FOR LANDS
ANTS GRANTS TO COLORADO
FOR PUBLIC PARKS AND
OUTING PLACES.
WILL INTRODUCE BILLS
5 ALSO WORKING TO SECURE
MILLION ACRE GRANT FOR .
GOOD ROADS.

Denrer.-ln letter to a friend IL
ms city. Edward r. Taylor, represent.
atlve'at-large for Colorado. says.
81 have for several months past
been trying to interest the various
cities and towns of our state in the
work OF procuring public parks and
outing places. for picnic and play
grounds for both old and young, and
have written letters to the mayors
and city councils or boards OF trus-
tees OF our one hundred cities and
Towns in Colorado, urging them to Sc
lect site wherever it is possible
upon public lands. OF some sec &C and
suitable location for that pur and
send me description of II, -- i al
low me 20 Introduce bill In Congress
granting II TO them gratuitously.
Il have already received descrip
lions Of the land desired by about fif.
teen cities and towns. and have re
ceiyed word from a number of others
that they will send the necessary data
as soon as possible. In doing this
am trying 10 do important work for
especially the youths OF this and sue
ceeding generations. and also furnish
an outing place for picnics. Fourth OF
July and other public gatherings"
Mr.. Taylor adds that he expects tc
have the West with him on his bill
TO grant a million acres OF public
lands to Colorado for good roads. bu,
will have much work to do to over
come the opposition Of eastern mem
bers who. many of them. are poisoned
with the impression that We are al
stealing the public domain out here
and that II belongs to them. not to us