The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-12
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BILE record yesterday when he
also struck out 18 of the White
Sox batsmen. He set a high
mark for the other City league
pitchers to shoot at. Davis
control was good, and only
four White Sox reached first
base. during the entire contest.
The game was played at Ath-
letic park in the morning, and
was one of the best seen in
the City league since that or
ganization was formed. The
Smelter won by 6 to 0 score,
but although the Sox were un-
able to hit, they put up stub
born defense and made the
Ruston boys fight For every
run. Score: r II Il
Smelter ........... ID L
White Sox amman. o )
Davis and Patterson; Charles
and P. Shaker.
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The South Tacoma Tigers won a
fast game at Olympia yesterday
from the Olympia Senators, Z
to 4. Features of the game
were Clark's playing at second.
Jensen's hard running catch
at third base bleachers, and the
running catch of Leo Chris
tian in center field. Jack Far
rel was the star at bat with
three hits in five times up.
Eley pitched fine game, A
large crowd attended. Score:
X Fl 2
Tigers ..O03O12O10--7 Is 8
Senators .3OOO1OOOO-4 Z 9
Eley and DeMarais; Spring
er and Flakstead.
9 D @ 9
The South Tacoma Midgets de-
feated the Peoples Store team
of the Twilight league at 18th
and Union Sunday, IA to II.
Genske, Reid and Whortin
formed the Midgets battery.
Next Sunday the Midgets play
the Jefferson Midgets.
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There is considerable speculation
over rumors that Manager Adj
ans of the Monograms has
turned his franchise in the
Valley league over to the Hop
kins Athletic club. Officials of
the league say that Adams has
not consulted them, and that IL
he tried to quit the league, he
will forfeit his $50 deposit.
The Hopkins A. c. is ready to
enter the league in place of the
Monograms next Sunday.
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The Transfers defeated the Roy
ais at the 35th and Portland
ave. grounds Sunday afternoon
by a to score. Mccullough
was the batting star for the
Transfers, getting five hits and
four runs in five times at bat.
Campbell umpired. Batteries
for the Transfers were Thomp-
son and Garden; ROYALS. Me-
Carthy and Reyno. The Team
sters have several open dates.
Call Manager Garden, Main
9577. :
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Playing on a rough field at Gig
Harbor yesterday, the Tacoma
Longshoremen defeated the
fast Gig Harbor team. z to 3.
Spencer's home run, and the
fielding Of Rush and Pirre,
were features of the game. In
the morning Gig Harbor de-
feated the Old Town Tigers, 4
to 1. Score: r II E
Longshoremen 49,. Z IL 2
Gig Harbor ........ 3 T., 5
Lick and Radonich; Buck
master and Davisnan.
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Badly crippled by the loss of sew
eral players, the w. o. w.
team was defeated yesterday,
IL to 5, by an all-star team
from the City league, reprs-
senting Tacoma Steam Laun-
dry. Among those absent from
the lineup were Ed Paddock,
Johnson, ]. Calendar and
Fred Libke. Libke and Patter-
SON both caught good game.
Skinnie Baker brought consid-
cradle criticism upon himself
for his rough tactics during the
contest. Elkins pitched for the
Laundry, and Heinie for Abe
Vows. 70
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Good playing featured yesterdays
game at Spanaway between the
Spanaway- Athletic club and
Oakland. s. A. G.. won by an
IL to 3 score, partially due TO
the pitching of Benson, who
struck out 16 men. Anderson
of Oakland famed 8. Ben
son was the hitting star, maxi
ing a three-bagger at critical
time. Score: r III u
Spanaway A. C. -. IL 16 4
Oakland .......... 3 6 4