The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-05
WITH The
AMATEURS

The South Tacoma Crescents sur
prised amateur fans Sunday b.
shutting out the Steilacoon
Hospital team of the Cit!
league, 6 to 0. Steilacoon
tried out three pitchers, blu
could not hold down the fas
South Tacoma team. The Hos
pital team had chance tC
score in the seventh, with tn,
bases full and one out, but {
strike-out and an infielt
grounder killed their chances
The Crescents made three dou
BILE plays. Score: r IL h
Crescents .......... I
Ste1lacOom ........
Brown and Genin; Tupps
Conley, Schroeder and Baldwin
@ g 9 @
Bradley n Chastain's Fast Blacks
were defeated at Falkland yes.
terday by the Falkland Ath-
letic club team, II to Z. Andy
Nelson started the game for
Falkland with a sore arm, but
was forced to retire in the
first inning. Kiesel, who re-
placed him, pitched tight
game, tanning 10. Pinkston,
for the Blacks, struck out 4.
Score: X ii b
Fast Blacks ....... Z Z 5
Falkland A. c. .....11 IL )
Pinkston and Longress; Mel
son, Kiesel and Strong.
@ o o o
The Little Tigers were defeated
by the Wilkeson Juniors by a
score of to 2 last week.
Clarke, the Tigers pitcher, had
a shade over Larson, striking
out 10 men, and allowing only
three hits and two walks. Lar
son famed seven, allowed sew
en- hits and walked four. Each
team had only seven players.
The line-ups: Tigers-Elling-
son, Id; Hollingstad, 2b; Mil
Ter, IS; Salberg, 3b; l.. Colba,
CT; Clarke, p; C. Colba, C. Jun
iors-McDonald, 1b; r. Thout,
Oh; Otto Larson, SIS; Kazda
3b; II. Thout, CT; o. Larson, p;
Lyphard, C.
9 8 8 +
The Tacoma LOngshOremen met
defeat at Roy Sunday by 3 to
8 score. They returned from
their trip with unfavorable re-
ports about treatment accord
ed them. A dinner had been
promised, but Roy failed to de-
liver. The Roy players de-
manded their own umpire, and
he favored the home team
throughout. Score:
Longshoremen ..... 3 A 9
roy ......~.
Davidson and Watson; Muir
ray and Nieham.
3 9 o .
The COlonials held an excursion
to Arletta yesterday, where
they defeated the Arletta Reds,
s to o. A large crowd accom-
panied the team, and reported
splendid time. A picnic and
dancing followed the game.
Beard for Arletta was knocked
out of the box in the third,
after allowing three runs and
five hits. Elkins, for the CO.
lonials, struck out 8, Beard
famed 3, and Allen 4. Score:
r H Z
Colonials .......... 8 9 2
Elkins and Riley; Beard, AL
len and Buckmaster.
o o O. o
The LOngshOremen will play the
Tacoma street car men In the
Stadium tomorrow afternoon.
1t will be the first big game for
the street car men, and an in
teresting contest is promised.
8 @ o 9
The Hopkins Athletic club, one ot
the best amateur teams in Ia
coma, was defeated / to 0 in
a fast game at McKenna yes.
terday. The game was fair and
square, but the Hopkins boys
report unacceptable treatment
at the hands of their hosts
This Is not the first team to
be unfairly treated at McKen-
ma. Batteries: Hopkins, Oh
son and Kidder; McKenna,
DAILY and Marsh.
@ 9 o o
The w. D. w. team took Enum-
claw into camp yesterday by a
score of 10 to 8. The game
was played at Enumclaw.
Libke was in rare form, pitch
ing only 81 balls in the first
three innings, 26 of them being
strikes and one a foul. Libke
also got three base hit with
the bases full, and two 2-bag-
gers in three times up. He
stopped pitching in the fifth
because Of a sore finger. More
than rs persons accompanied
the w. o. w. team. Score:-
r. II Il
w. o. w. 80. 10 20 4
Enumclaw ......... 8 5 6
Much interest is attached to the
game at G. p. s. grounds to-
night between Epworth and
PuymOur team of the Sunday
School league. These teams
have each won five games and