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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-16
NEWS AND
STATISTICS :
Professional eportv Fosssrsd
TAKES Is INNINGS
TO WALLOP GIANTS

lot around with his splkes before
picking Il up. In the meantime
Scharney, who had opened the
frame with two Dagger. eantered
across. and was an Interested spec
tator OF Tealey's bootlng apeetHitx
In the twelfth inning wally svfn(
in 10 bat for James. when Il lon&ed
like a pinch hittor would deliver
many kinds OF grocerics Wallis
wallowed round the pan. boys. thaH
he wallowed once AGAIN. and ON thu
third wailow he went back To the
bench. Schneider WAS sent Ia. 20
finish the game on the mound aud
pitched great game Ia the twb
remaining innings. but the fam
cannot help but think that there
woald have been different telf
10 tell II James had stayed IL lie
box. :. -
Both James and Cervais swvns
thcre-therc eighty ways. Gerval<
flaming twelve aud James tweis{
In the eleven Innings he warhed-
II the lot u not too wet the same
teams will mort this afternoon al
, o'clock. The sad. aad story will
b. found In detail In the Dor score
The seafrf
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match OF ladies doubirs. when Mx
Sorthup and Miaa Fox. champions
df Oregon, were defeated by MIR.
Judge and Miss Campbell. also Of
Portland. by scores OF 81. SO. s-s.
Both May and Florence Sutton
appeared on tho courts in several
matches which they w9n easily.
May Sutton defeating Miss Bagisy
60. ell and Florence Sutton defeat.
ina Mas Livingston 81. 60, Both
sisters won a. hsndlly Ia the ladies'
and MIXED doubles. but May Sutton
was required 10 extend herself 20
handle Sam RuaHelrn riflc ball
drives In her match with him.
Dawson beat Russell 90. 81 and
Fottrell beat Bacon 81. 60 Lone
beat Young 60. g. and Johnson
beat the Seattle Japanese player.
Miura 81. 6.5
A complete program has been
scheduled for today. although early
weather indications are that all OF
she matches ~iil hasa 10 be poss.
poned. IN which event the follow.
Ing schedule wiii be played Oft to
norrue n weather permits.
ToOAv's SCHEDULE
10 A. m.--Mlam Livingstone and
Miss Baker ~. Mas f'ordlng and
Miss Miller. Bacon and YOUNG Va.
Allen and Miller. Mrs. BEagdon and
i.s~c vs.. Mrs. Turner and Turner.
n a. ms--Dawpon and Long s1.
Tyler and keifsnbach. Mrs. Lang
ley and Mas Waterhousc W. Miss
Florence Sutton and Miss schsefef.
Krsseli and Richardson W.. Small
and Rucker: MIss Pratt and Lcnos
Brown W. Mrs. Judge and G. shan
nou.
fi.s5 q. m Miss Baker and O.
shannon vs.. Miss Livingstone and
Judd.
IL my---Johnnion and Fostrell va
Hebron and kellencr: Misc Flor.
ancs Sutton and Bacon W. Miss
Campbell and Palmer. Mias Tyler
and Tyler w. Miss Fordlng ard II.
Lee.
1916 y. m.--Mlss May Sutton and
Young VI. winner Of Miss baker
and O. shannon Va. Miss Living.
s,onc and Judd.
. y. m semifinsi. meas
singles: Dawson va. Johnston.
scmi.finai. ladies' singles. Miss
Florence Sutton W. Mrs. Sorshup.
Miss Fox and I.aixure vs.. winner OF
Mira. Bragdon and Lave W. Mrs.
Turner and Turner
= p. m.--semi.fin@ln. mons
singles. Fottreil Va. Long; semi.
finals. ladies singles. Miss May Sui.
ton w. Miss Fordiug. c. Shannon
and Hart vs.. winner Russell and
Richardson vs.. Small and Ruckcr:
McCutcheon and Van Buren, vs..
winner OF Bacon and Young W.
Allen and Miller.
4 y. m.--scmi- final. ladies
doubles. Mrs. Judge and Miss Camp.
bell va. winner OF Mrs. langley and
Miss waterhouse vs.. Miss Florence
Sutton and Miss Schaefer: sent
final, ladies' doubles, Mas May
Sutton and Miss Bowen va. winner
OF M!ss Livingstone and Miss
baker Va. Miss Fording and Miss
Miller.
5p. m.--Semlfinals IN mems
doubles.
s.f5 .. Miss schaefer and
Fottrell W. winner OF Mas Tyler
aud Tyler vs.. Miss Fording and H.
Lee; winner OF Miss Pratt and
Lenox Brown vs.. Mrs. Judge and c.
shannon W.. winner Of Miss Flor
ience sutton and Bacon vs.. Miss
Campbell and Palmer.
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s p o r T s
CONLEY AND THOMAS
READY FOR CONC

LOS ANGELES. Aus. rs-In the
best Of condition for the 20.round
bout tomorrow afternoon at Yer.
non, Frankie conley and Harry
Thomas passed n day of rest at
their trimming quarters today. Both
boys are below the required 1872
pounds. The battle tomorrow Is a
crucial ono for both boys Defeat
fneans the passing Of coniey from
tisc ranks Of main attraction fight.
ers here. Victory for Thomas
means chance at Abe Atteli or
Johnny Kiibane. Three preilmin.
aries WILL be- staged.
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"KID" HARRISON
GIVES COUNT TO
JACK JOHNSON

CHICAGO. Aug. fs.--Mayor liar.
risen has put Jack Johnson down
for the count. at least legally. and
beginning today the latfer's Cafe
de Champion will close promptly at
1 A. m. In accordance with the city
regulations.
Queer doings are reported to
have taken place in the liquor en-.
porium 81 the ebony boxer. such az
turning back the hands OF the clock
and keeping open after hours.
flcials followed. and Jack promised
to be good.
a notification from the city OF.
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MATCHESPLAYED
tween Rain
STORMS

Between showers. Manager ~ g.
Force succeeded In getting through
20 matches In the Northwestern
Tennis tourney nj the Seattle Ten
bis club grounds yesterday after.
noon between 2 O'Clock aud dark.
The fayoriies playing 10 their &C.
form. the only sur.
prise OF the afternoon being ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-16
DOPE AND
CON NJ MI
Amateur Sports Encouraged
WARD MCDOWELL
SOLD TO MAPS

CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 1g--An.
nouncement that II had obtained
Second Baseman Ward Mcdowell ~
the Portland Northwestern league
team. 10 report next spring. was
made here today by the manage.
ment u tho Cleveland American
league club.
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FLYNN IS TRAINING

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1e.-Jim
Flynn OF Pueblo and Charley Miller
81 San Francisco. heavyweights.
VIII start training tomorrow for
their 20.round bout az Daily City
Labor day. Flynn will prepare at
the Seal Rock house, while Miller
has secured quarters az Shannon's
camp In San Rafael.
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For the first eight innings Of yea.
terday's gamc az Dug's lot the rat
ter OF the pellet against the back
stops cushion was ms the ticking
and tocking OF clock. Not au
alarm clock az that. as there was
nothing In the situation to alarm.
aithough everything Was there 10
keep interest al fever heat In.
tensity. In the ainth. both teams
put ono across. and then II settled
down 10 the ticktoek again for
-four more frames. when tho
Champs LANDED for a couple OF
hingies and edged run across
which the Giants were unable 20
duplicate IN their half of the thir-
teenth, and Il was all off for tho
Giants with a To score against
them. after one OF the greatest bat.
tlea ever fought on the local lot.
Bili James aud Gcryais. the side.
wheeler. started n and kept Il so.
Ing nip and tuck for eight innings.
The Giants had one little iook-in
IA tina NTH. when three men were
on with two down and Fullerton
went 10 bat. Fullerton made good.
did he mott Yes. he did not. Fnil.
icrton famed. just like that. and
then q Was back 10 the elockworh
stuff again.
At the end OF tho sixth Toman
called the game for ton minutes
while a shower waa ON. and then
started the clock going agaln.
II was in the ninth. iuas after
nill James had made a sensational
play whereby he covered frat and
retired GergniH on what looked like
a sure safe one that one Dodc
Brlnker demonstrated that be was
In the game BY pcking the Pill past
the plckcta Tor four sacks. the fifst
run Of the day.
This Kind o. took the tack out OF
the Giants. but bert Whaling srw@d
Il back awain when he ~hanked The
ball on the bay window and sect u
over the fence almost In the same
groove that Drinkers homer bad
cat. Then the side was retired with
the score tied.
Then came the awful thirteenth.
after some more fiddilng with
neither side making an opening
With two down. Brfnker hIt TO
Raymond. who did a splendid con
tortion act that would take better
at a ten, tweat. thirt show than
ON a bali field. and Brinker landed
safely Bennett came riEht back
AT Raymond With another drive.
Teaiey came right back with some
more OF the rufetuf. rolling the pei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-16

Immediately after Bert Whaling
lifted The sphere over the boards.
tying the score In the last OF the
ninth. "Megaphone" Miller produced
postal pictures Of the hero. He sold
'em galore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-16

Seattle ,s...e esne esfe a.t
NanesaNsr. eeele es i~-s
annsm&rps Tuwa bass hit seizarnw eser
has Aet.n. Mans. HFAstfs~f f1trhess
rs~ofd-off James htts 1 faa Ia IA
inninss. Oft afhaelarr. ! hit. / ren IL
inmiess Crsatt stssufr 60 usr@ sts. rAssss
defeat 20 Hfhnsthsr Htfe<k aat ~
iasn~s ~. ~ NeAanlfes Al ~ 1ervais ~
Bass GA bsits~off tsfn~s ; tIlsunssf
seseitzli Oft 0arxats t1srkson. what
ifk chirki HF ~ pifehed bafts lily
uervais Shaw. strait. wusen. unpifs
Tasaaa
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sepuisa. the youthful Beaver
catcher. took the stand In his own
defense In the fourth yesterday
when the ump was convinced that
one OF big Bills speed pills did
not hit Sepulva on the mitt. Sepul.
vas most damaging evidences was
an alleged red spot on his eat grab
Der. His jumps ruled out the evi.
dence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-16

cshtcaxe s. ~sp Terra !.
rfttabuFE 80. fhftadsfphta 10
prsnalra 20 cinctnnati 3D.
"a f.sais :. nossea
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aae-asssnts q asa rssacisrs q
yrsnam 10. Uakinnd >.
Portland.f sas Aaxafss game pss'p~aehi
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The game was postponed several

The game was postponed several
times yesterday for various reasons.
On the first occasion rain interrupt.
ed, and the diamond got frlghtfully
damp. Next Charles Fullerton fell
on his paws when he took .swipe
at "GervaIs." and took a leave OF
absence 10 wash his hands. Later
Whaling stepped on his jumps feet:
more delay, and lastly. Bill James
got a recess from the mound TO the
water faucet, as his elm was not
working right.
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Bin James pulled off ore OF the
most spectacular plays ever wit
messed on the local grounds when
he raced TO first and nabbed a
heave from Jackson. hardly a frac-
ton OF a second ahead OF Gervais.
who had stung the pill. James
trapped the throw In such a hard
position that he took a hard fall.
A moment later Brinker pohed the
ball over the fence.
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The story might have beer good
deal different had IL not been FOR
the raw calling Of Umpire Toman
on Moran's well laid bunt Pat
responded to an s. o. s. call In the
fourth. Strait being taken out.
Jackson and Fullerton were on the
pillows. with none In the morgue.
Moran peeled an eye for a good one
OF Gervais' deliveries, plunked II
for a bunt. and had the whole team
Of Beavers up In the air. Sepulva
nabbed the ball and heaved low TO
first. Moran had crossed tho In
itial sack when the ball first bound
cd into the dirt yard away. Ben
nett took the toss. To the surprise
OF the fans. Toman waved Pat" off
the cushion.
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Pete Schneider showed more stuff
yesterday than he has for quite
spell. In the three innings he
pitched he whitfield three. Pete was
doing nicely until Raymond--eh,
well, let's forgive and forget. IRE.
member how Tealey pulled James
out OF an awful fix In Mondays
gameO
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Bobby James was the peevcd per.

Bobby James was the peevcd per-
son In the eighth. Bill Of the same
name heayed n mean one over the
pan. Bobby swung hard, and the
pill shot straight up IN the air, un.
known TO him. lie loafed around
the pan until the ball came back TO
earth, then he sprinted toward the
first raft. Whaling shipwrecked
him with ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-16

The fans voiced loud protest In
the 18th frame when Wally was put
In TO bat for Bill james. Raymond
refused TO lend an ear to the bugs.
Wally struck out.
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COMMENT FROM
PRESS BOX
BY FRED HENRY

And resley Raymond booted two
consecutive ptlis.
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paa, at Sc life treffer eoer eller
faar e0er at 1e f9r goroet. S 1tal
50 neie pnnt for Oer1, men belle ~
Sen 1toa mes ne01lagne Djre. Se
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Ter De 11r1ge Me11b til eDer, JONI
Sc plejer at gj9re, ioa lpar Sem it.
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til min Slegt, og bol6 Gem borte
fra mig, til hi bIiper gift"
Mf ia, Gioerne er f%oranbre6e!!
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fun ct tom MI me6 Sifferbeo ton.
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bolospis liffer 5temme bgrtes ODER
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gen Nif-btD bar fornummct Sor-
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grforilrge11 lnrer, at Mlfoboli5-
men lette]t ramn1er Be Welme fer,
joni far neret uOlot for lterf Baa>
Dirfning al Griffeiififfene, og enooi.
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la6er Jig paapirfe at Sngipellerne
Sberalt, bbor l1nbla6elie al ie1b
at 0riffe eller al at bD0e 9rif btr=
fer p%oafol0en6e, foreligger 9riftt-
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man6en 81. @ogt %frembeper, og1oo
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S Sc sobe eamle Sage.
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trebc / Bet Serrens Star 1871.

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but ngb 8rof. 8otbneS 8eile6ning
Il Morif, bar bun ppret 2Greritoe !
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mullet ie1ae, itges ban at babe n0-
leberet for at hetaIe lin peri onIige
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iaf Morge, og 5pnnppe Soge, 9ptre
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: ban bar belfpl6t for 9opopertrgOelle
5 &olitimel tier Gotlin mener, at Sc
s bele er cit Speg.
8 Mreabe Street lfal 6rolegges fr
: 7tb Street til Marplon0 @tree
5 Majoriteten al @jen0omsbeli60ern
{ protelterer, men Sc ltpren0e finoe
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I n1e6 set lolnn1e fltn6e legges
bette Gfrgg.
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rorlfe @olgotbo Strife, 1876. Ebomo
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@. 1890. Yre0ifeemlre: IS
! &ri1tens berli9e fSremti0s110itqter'
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$3.50 Como Mpe. ~ ss~
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%. og 3. a11euit, afboloer Ting
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er biertelig inobuote.
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!: nc. Brof. @isle 8otbne al Stots
I nniperiitetety Ser itooig boloer II
\ oIorr me6 aompen for Snbfgrelie
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rifanife 9ereanitalter, oplpIer OF
} to npe ful6iten6ige Sprogieire.
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3 fra Soften at Miper nn6erbisning
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$50. Mltergang fprlte @enoag i
bber Wonneo peb Sormi0ougs,
gn%0stieneften.
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man benpen6e Jig til &irfenS
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1928 g. %. ct. &elefon: 8. g..
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tom tilbage / Sre6ogs fra ct 2
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8oone 2ofe, 2l1cf, @is.
Mntpn Sannes for anmel6t lin
Mrtfomlt og 1ejet 9ania Sul1 for
en- Toreitilling SEN s. September.
Set ct @eni11gen at opfgre ~Sor-
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l1ge at regne. &on bill l10 bbor ser
er Sfob og gp pg 6iiferi.
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@atemop Farf, bpor Sen gamle
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mes at legge @reStgrb og plmte
@u1fe og 8lomlter. 9ette arbei:
Sc bentes at bltpe ful6fdrt iOag.
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igoor pg rejte til lit 11pe Stem
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re6e bor opbolot Jig / ct ballot Mars
tbs.
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Gog fommer Ser &rab paa Mrbeloe
re fra Sarmerne / georoOeiten. De1
tilbubte 2gn CT op til So @agen 0!
Soft; men meget faa brD0er Jig on
at gao, iiges Ser. SDis Ser font
mer meget uroligt SER, iaa ier Sc
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%. 81. 9nfe, Dor elifperoiee
2an6sman6 poo 36ie Mbe., bor paa<
terft EN- to Tigers Berie fra nelte
rge at regne. San bill 11b bbor oer
ct Sfob og Sp pg Silferi.