The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-16
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- y Edhe Peters
With the
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III Am ateurS
The Shamrocks won in fast
game Sunday on the old Cen
trail school grounds from the
Magnets. 1t WAS return
match. The score WAS IL to
/. Portman of the Shamrocks
pitched heady game. Rivers
caught for the Shamrocks
The Magnets battery was
Lacey and Lacey. Score:
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Magnets .......... 1 b 3
ShamrockS IL ID l
9 9 g 3
An exciting finish marked the
game Sunday between the MIDI
land A. c. and the Tacoma
Outlaws. Dore of Midland hit
O home run In the final frame,
bringing in the run that won
the game. The final score was
8 to 5. Batteries-Midland:
Shepard and Wuflie; Outlaws:
Solherk and Portman. Umpire:
Morris.
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Heavy hitting won for the South
Tacoma Midgets in their game
with the Peoples Store Sunday
at the South Tacoma grounds.
The final score was IS. to 8.
This is the sixth straight vic
tory for the South Tacoma
team. The Midgets' battery
was Gensky, Reid and Hortis.
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The Rochester high school base
ball team is boasting that it
has not been defeated in seven
games played this season. 1t
has won from Olympia, Cen
tralia, Grand Mound and Che
halls.
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Manager earns OF the w. o. w.
No. 798 team writes that he is
In Centralia today attending
Woodmen convention. He is
representing the Tacoma
lodges.
The Bismarck Cubs and the To-
gan Midgets have signed up
for a game to be played at Bis
marck Sunday, May Fl. The
Cubs have other dates open,
and would like to arrange for
games with any good team
averaging in age from IA to
II. Call Manager Fred Stark
after 6 p. m. at Madison 1912.
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The TOnO team is one of the fast
est in Southwestern Washing
ton. 1t easily defeated Doty
Sunday, to 5. Abe Finne-
gold, released a few days ago
by Seattle, played afast game
at short for the Tono team.
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The Park Methodist Sunday
school baseball team won from
the Westminster Presbyterian
team last evening on the c. p.
S. grounds by a 9 to 4 score.
The Park team played wildly in
the field, but Pitcher Wasberg
held his opponents in check.
Score: r II +
Westminster ....... 4 3
Park ............ y .
Iversen and Brennan; Was
berg and Storhoi.
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The Old Town Midgets defeated
the North End Midgets in the
Stadium last Saturday by a
score of IL to 3. Reed, the
Old Town pitcher, famed II
batters. The longest hit of
the game was Covach's three
Dagger. Radonich, the Old
Town catcher, nipped six base
runners who tried to steal.
Barry and Babcock were stars
in the field. Van Kleek, play
ing short for Old Town, drew
a hit every time he went up to
bat. Eastman, second baseman
for the North Enders, was a
sensation, making several re-
markable catches that robbed
the Old Town batters of hits.
Teams wanting games for Sat-
urday with the Old Town team
please call Proctor 1414 and
ask for "Toney." The score:
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Old Town .........12 3 2
North End ........ 3 4
Reed and Radonich; Mason,
Sheriff. and Schutzman.
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There is much interest i'm the
game tomorrow night between
the Plymouth and Epworth
teams of the Sunday School
league. Neither team has yet
been defeated. The, game will
be played at the c. P. s.
grounds, starting at $3.50 p. m.
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Players on the w. o. w. No. 798
team are requested to report
at the Stadium Wednesday and
Friday nights at 6 o'clock for
practice.