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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15
Cicotte's Drive.


NDpE cIcoTTE has started out again 20 his salary
II decisions he has already
- merely warns up exercise for the coming Of tho Yankees Eddie
only OF eight
verdicts other pitcher
awfuy
Eddie got his
Ccoes job this
humble AZ ne can do that
Ike mighty
hold back New York JOLT the Rcd sox
the Comiskey tribe there
Mitchell having uoaccofnt
ball club with a p1
National something
when his forge It's
begin oner advice Then the world
is Yapp.
big places 10 discover that baseball n
been peeres8y in last
~
probate inquiries
Robert Ward Of BROOKLYN sunk Si6ooe between
the Feds and Obees l&
The Ward heirs hat noted warrior
r. repuied 20 have said 70 was-and then
Fowen Jefferson football tesrs s,,,
and coached Pennsy comeback fall a
Jersey He Il rounding the college grow bump
this ''p'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15
BY ROBERT / RIPLEY.

Featherweight Champion Johnny
Kllhane Is basking IN the comfort
Shle glow OF the fact that II de-
cisions were legal, be would now be
thrice-crowned king Kilhane has
whipped three champions. and was
outwe ghed by each. The little Irish
boy from Cleveland has beaten Ban
tarnweight Champion Williams.
Fegterweight Champion Atteil, and
Lightweight Champion Welsh. The
battle with Attell vas the only one
which went 70 a decision, and az =
result the featherw eight title IS the
only crown Kllbane wears.
However. there was one hghter In
ring history who actually did accom-
plish Just what Kilbane virtually
did. and that was Terry MoGovern.
McGovern AZ one time held all three
titles. the bantam. feather and light
weight crowns Terry's victories
bore the decisive mark OF the knock
mt wAllop, too Casper Leon.
George Dixon. and Frank Erne
suffered the despoliation and humil.
iatiOn
In 1899 and 1900 Terrible Terry"
as be was then called. knocked out
in succession Casper Leon, bantam
champion Jimmy Barry had re-
tired. pedlar Palmer. bantam cham
plon OF England Harry Forbes, later
bantam champion George Dixon,
seatherweight champion Eddie San
try. claimant OF the feather utle
Frank Erne, lightweight champion,
and Joe Cans later the light weight
title holder.
Mr.. Kilbane. meet Mr. McGovern
Shake
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15
zAMLOCH is
DOPE MAULER
Would Have Been 100 to ]
Winner If Not Coupled
With Field

More fast track and good weather
is scheduled for the third day OF
the Devonshire race meeting. The
usual program has been prepared.
with the 81 600 handicap for the fss'
ture. A dozen steeds are entered
for the Tuesday gAllop.
Had not Zamloch been coupled
with Frosty Face in the betting IN
the ffth. that horse would have been
100 70 l winner Monday afternoon.
Re was the one astounding upset Of
The day. The TWO held horses came
around together. with the favorite.
Petit Blue, also up there. Frosty
Face was leading then Zamloch
forged 20 the front. Petit Blue did
blow. and Frosty Face took second.
Zarnloeh was IS 70 10 win. and
both he and Frosty Face were y 20
TO place
Some OF the boys got dumped In
he last race, when Baby Cal came
thru an s 20 / winner. The big
money was on Athena. which ran
third Luzzi's victory IN the third
also paid 70 Old Pan Zareta
won the handicap by neck after A
thrilling finish with $3.50.
A BIZ OF thrill was given the Mon
day program when Page White fell
early Ii me hfth race. The horse
rolled over two or three times. with
Jockey Alexander very much pres
ent By rare fortune the rider was
not seriously injured. Jockey Bloom
has been set down for the meeting
because OF rough work on oldsmo-
bile IN The third race
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15

zone ouf when winning run scored
fBs tied f0r Durnont ir seventh In
uirr
Dstr.it fs6is 0s0s0o Ia
times a. SAT - punnonf In innings
q hits and "a times a. bat ~ Ayers
IN ? inrlr~s Swo.bass hfts-4f'ohb
AfrsHith 1tfRe Moran BurnsA wit
Throe base hI+ kogteE Struck 0uf-
Nv RoiAra t 'fN ~ouf Rice shanks
Smiths BIZ Ayers s tEush1 HassH
cn bells um Hrfnud Judge, Rice.
AFarrI. 0T Tlr1nf fFeachl or
ANrrH frranR Cobb. Double
rlavf Husn Young and Buns. He'll
mann and BIeH 2 FiKsf base on er-
-ors- Dsffaff Warrington Left
~ hases pefFcIf . Washington 4.
Mid pitch -Dum0nf Time-fts
rnrirss Dinrsn md owens A.
frndanre-4e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15

ORCHARD LAKE. Mich, May IS.
Niagara university will play the
Polish seminary baseball team here
this afternoon Mrowka VIII pitch
against the fasteners. who won the
game played a few weeks ago at
Niagara. The University Of Buffalo
will play the seminary here Friday
afternoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15
Walt Johnson Who Again. Won Detroit Since Summer of 91
BOland Hero of l4-Round
Victory Over Washington
HERMAN-coULoN
BOUT rs JOKE

RACINE. Wis. May l5s-A
headHner 10 the Joke bouts that
are featuring boxing this month
was the SCRAP here last night
between Pete Herman, bantam
weight champion OF the world.
aud Johnny Coulon. who was
champion years ago and who
hasn't been in his prime for half
dozen years Coulon's seconds
threw a towel into the ring In
the third round. after Johnny
had been hoored for the count
OF nine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15
STANDINGS
American League


Washington In Detroit.
Athletics IN Chicago.
New York IN 81 Louis
Boston ia Cleveland.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15

innings .i2S4 s7S9 RI T.
Athletics. o o u Q o. e
Chicago ... 20 a o 'B 2
Hatteries--Anderson. selbold. John
Umpires-Htdehran and O'Loughlin
Innings lesfs fs9 Ri F.
New York oloI 0ls0 % ~ 3
St Louie o o o 10 % 2 3
Batteries Fisher and Sunamsker
Davenport Rogers and SEVERED I'm
pires-.Naliin and Evans
Innings 22t s7sa Ri r
Boston .... o 9 80 l.
cleveland 30l f09N - y
batteries LEONARD Wvckorr and
Thomas Klepfer. Rsghv and % Neil
Empires Connolly and Mccormick
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15
National League
STANDING.


chicago IN Boston
Plttshurgh ln Philadelphia,
Cincinnati in BROOKLYN
ST. Louis IN New York.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15
Rlrdsall To Play GAGE.

Birdsall and Gage are matched
for tonight In the city three-cushion
tourney al sweeney.Huston's Train
OF beat Ritter. 30 20 80. Ia the Mon.
day night match.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15

break gave Rice third base. and no
Iro ~ cove on an naeld out.
These are fair samples OF the breaks
that Boland WAS getting. except that
In the overtime, he VAS given some
sensational help,
In the fourth Neach walked. but
WAS caught on first Hellman sin
gled and reached third on Shanks'
Wild throw Burns hit 20 Foster.
who threw on, Heilman az thu plate
Burns took second on a wild pitch
and scored on WITS single To right.
Cobb doubled wjfh one out In tho
sixth lie tried 20 take third and
WAS sniped Voach singled. and so
did Hellman and Burns That SCOT
cd Bobby This is the story OF how
Tige scored the stupendous total OF
Two tallios on six hits, two errors
a Wild pitch and base on balls. ali
punched IN two innings
In The overtime Ayers gave De.
troit only two scoring chances Cobb
led the eleventh with an iuneld sin
Clio bat was stranded AZ third In
the fourteenth. Heilmap grounded
our. Burns doubled 10 left and WIT
doubled 10 right Wits twohagger
was such only because Rice mis-
Judged The drive scanfalouslv. but II
scored Burns and won a long rather
tirssome game
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15
Walter Is Peeyish.

JOHNSON pitch today The tip out that he
NM does something worth
WV make effort
TO his several
obstrepous
Ia pitched ball
spring
chiefly
of himself
a ball
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15


anord TO
pearance
In
safely his Speaker nearly hit Foster
headw a filed
With Roth Umpire Mccormick called
deliberately ball
the alley apparently Intending invite his honor 70 find fault with
al did
bases That blow Cleveland
4 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15

ERNIE ROLAND ha
ii = that he ptch major eAsu' 80
III n route
~ occasions Ills big chance came
called upon ne do eNts
ball with more ZIP than o anu
against him n astounding
but NOT until he oaliHl w,
andp uncondlont
Boland pitched that thinning uupu so
rked magnificent physical tondloh
many tight calling power that i'ep7 us
would ehadc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15

fourth Johnson Walter started the
April huge lead against
beezed The Red
OF which three
the
king 20 duel, driving the lone himself
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15

Now game and the verdict safe IN me Ns.n pPy
betel The little IN
Judge b! VIZ aho
GLAND double
back and Judge able o score N
ht m the hIn
The bail roll foul The b3 %
settled qrarey upon me eN
line Judge singled There would m been an easy pay
pebble and bounced nsn
over his head second Foster ped ~ la
badly the bail and ne "na curved ~
Ty finally los after getting his finger tips 70 IT,
usr two were out IN Henry Immedaiey
lined double play seemed inevitable The bal e
the spoiled the and creo
single Rice walked smith rolled 20 The gh OF Burns
turned into single that sent Rice 10 ha ana gave
tied the was
that Boland began 70 get for himself some
fortune
the Tiger dugou perehed two chubby
couldn't
Just before he went bat In the thirteenth Cobb shook
rushed and stretched out his
called the plate and didn't see The lad N time 10
apparent the sighted lad But he real scout
himself fashion,
ad
Reeched his to sui horsehide
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15

Cincinnati fans have rGRxcn 20 be
hopeful. Had the IkrdS s.rr 'ae
season like Orid-beatcrs mast likely
fNs-i rrsr .-ffiHr en Wild De- Of
the same brand Rs In previous years.
JuiN would nnd 'em gust sticking
y round until October.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15

2 blister
afternoon Detroit did
started and the fourth Washington
Meanwhile
and win Johnson smeared for 10 hits
by
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15

This hitting
Is
that this be notn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15
A Year Ago.

VIE last time Johnson appeared to great advantage Detroit vas in
three humps In the sixth inning Of that game Washington made
hits Dubuc
receiving end Of maung
and
the third Cobb singled Veach doubted and
scored them both the fourth singled
other bingle gave Pepper Boy ticket plate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-15

The last johnson Sept Ct when
Howard Ehmke pitched
good ball that day Detroit again by Of but Walter
wild evidently
Detroit got II hits that afternoon and Cobb made them The
tied by Washington
Veaeh singled and that was the whyfore OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
MANY STARS NO
LONGER TWINKLE

ner's name IL always omitted. lie
was too good for others to be com.
pared with him. There isn't one
OF the new clan who rates along
with him-none In sight. In fact.
there are few ball players in any
position who deserve the honor OF
being compared with Wagner.
The same thing can be said OF
Napoleon LaJole. For grace in ac-
ton. ability with the bat and all
around baseball usefulness, he new
err had an equal. There have been
great second basemen and there
are now. but they're not Lajoies.
John Evers is OF the same gen
eral usefulness and probably has
another year OF baseball left. He
never was as good as Lajoie as
batsman. however. and probably
not quite so good a fielder. but his
nimble brain and energy carried
him to inspired heights not attain.
ed by the younger ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

NEW YORK, May t2.-Hans
Waoners failure to show up
this spring and the continued
absence Of his name from the
box scores 10 only one o. many
similar absences. Famous ath-
ietes who have played the
game for many long years are
out now, and others Of the vet
erans' brigade are slowly slip
ping back to private life.
Sam Crawford 10 about the
only one Of the oid-time school
Of ball players left In the big
leagues, and Sans principal
duty In to bat In the pinches.
Recently he has been playing
first base.
Napoleon Lajole. grand old mar
If the second sackers. is not ma
Tor Lacquer this year. He Is man
fging a club in the Internationa
Of the fight In the bis
.ircuits for the first time In more
years than many baseball players
have lived.
John Evers. handspring OF thu
old Cubs. and principal cog In th'
new Braves, is bench warmer
these days. A strained shoulder
and strained nerves have combined
TO keep him out OF active PARTED
patton.
Wagner Getting Old
Wagners case Is Just a matte
OF growing too old for the game
Rheumatism has attacked the won
derful old fellow. His eyes are no
so good az they once were. ~
stand the rigors OF sprinI
training. 30 he stayed at home ant
got married this year.
Wagners retirement from ACTIVE
life on the diamond brings to
close most illustrious career
Whenever one speaks Of shortstopi
and their relative abilities, Was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
Lad From Los Angeles
Will Try to WallOp
Champion Earl Baird

Superintendent Chef Mcln-
tyre Of the Seattle Athletic
club has received the list OF
four athletes who will come
here 20 box at the Far Western
amateur championship meet, to
be held the last OF this month.
In making his selection. DE Witt
Van Court. veteran instructor Of
athletics at the Southern institu-
tion. picked the best boys OF their
class In Southern California.
Charles Barker. the l35-pounder
that gave Lloyd Madden a battle
royal at the meet last year, heads
the list OF Van Courts stable.
Anthony Slsto. the l25-pounder who
lost to Earl Baird at the Pacific
coast meet In San Diego. will also
be on hand Van Court declares
that Sisto was out OF shape at that
time. and will beat Baird when they
tAngle again.
Starr Noble. Pacific coast title.
holder at l75 pounds. will also be
on hand 10 argue with the heavies
and light-heayies. lie succeeded
Fat" La Rue to the crown. Law.
renee Kelly. tough little l0s-
pourrler. is also listed.
The Seattle Athletic club will
have between is and 20 men wear.
ing it's colors." said Superintendent
Mcintyre today.
Physical Director Pat Scott and
Archie Wyard. boxing instructor
are busy lining up material for the
tourney. All boys and men Of anna
teur standing are invited to try out
at the club for place on Its team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
SISLER AT HEAD
OF ALL HITTERS

, the 300 class. Hal Chase is hitting
.2es, while Jake Daubert is standing
at .263.
Following the three leaders in the
American leagues select class OF
hitters are: +. Johnson. Browns:
Danforth. White Sox; Wambsganss.
Indians: Judge. Senator'S: w. Mil.
Ter. Browns; Milan. Senators;
Cobb. Tigers; Jacobson. Browns:
+. Foster. Senators. Cobb is
hitting only .309. Joe Jack.
son is pinned down to .253. while
Eddie Collins has mark of .224.
Schupp. Giants. with three vic.
tories; Reuther. Cubs. and Fender.
CAST. Cubs, lead the National league
pitchers. the latter two with two
wins and no losses.
Ruth. Red Sox. is far ahead of
rivals in the American leagues
averages. crediting him with seven
victories and no losses. Mogridge
Yankees, has three victories and no
defeats. Walter Johnson has won
two games and lost four. while
Grover Alexander has won three
and lost two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
DICK WELLS HAS
BETTER OF INGLF

Standing toe TO toe and put
ting up a regular oldfashioned
sluggine match, Dick Wells Of
Cincinnati. and George IngIe,
local weIterwe light. gave the
fans fistic treat in the final
round Of their four.round bout
in the Arena last night. Wells
had . shade the better OF the
argument.
On the same bill. Charlie Givens.
featherweight. outpointed Sammy
Morris: Lonnie Mcintosh and Mike
Pete. lightweights. fought a draw !;
wildcat" Leonard slowed Fritz
Ellington away in the third; jim
my Cole and Weary" Donahue
broke even: frankie Rogers wal
loped Hector St John and Ely
CASTOR outpointed Bunne Smith.
The bouts were staged under the
auspices of the Dry Dock A. c.,
and, while there was not much
class on the card. some good bouts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

Evans Will Have
To Hustle Some

Chick Evans, national anna
teur and open champion. will
have his hands full this year
trying to defend both titles.
Evans. by the way. 10 the
first golfer 10 have this ehore
on his hands In one year, be-
ing the only golfer TO win both
titles In a season.
The removal OF Ouimet and
Travers from competition in the
amateur tournament this year. the
former because of his undetermin.
ed status with the National Golf
association aud the latter because
he probably cannot get In shape TO
play tournament golf this year. will
not make Evans task a path OF
roses by any means.
Bob Gardner. former amateur
champion. Anderson. Jacoby. the
champion. and several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
Caddie Makes a Hole
in One at Portland

To Eddie Rick. caddie at the
Portland Golf club. goes the credit
for the first "one" hole OF the sea
son in the Pacific Northwest. Play
ing around the course. a day or two
ago. young Edward holed the 40.
yard seventh hole at the Raleigh
links In one. Eddie weighs only
about 1876 pounds. so his feat In
even more remarkable than had he
been able to utilize mashie off
the tee. Young Kicks score for the
Is holes was II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
ClubOWners
Fear Worst

NEW YORK. May Irrational
league club owners are her. today
for special meeting called by
Gov. John X. Teuer. ostcnSibly to
greet Branch Hickey and other
new members OF tho Cardinals. but
actually. u is believed. TO 40 seri-
ously into the perplcxing problem
confronting their business.
The question OF the effect OF a
war tar. the probable loss OF hun
dreds OF ball players In the war
draft. the possibility OF no baseball
next year-all will be given the
most serious attention. The meet.
ing Is likely to he OF the greatest
importance II is not believed like
IS that any drastic steps will be
made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
BY c. n. HAMILTON

United rro=z e.an Correspondent
NEW YORK. May "a
George Sister. handy man Of
the ST. Louis Browns, tops the
batters OF the American league
today. With a mark Of .a05 for
% games, he stands % points
ahead OF stuffy Melnnis, Phil
adelphia, and 80 points ahead
OF Iris Speaker.
George Burns. New York. is the
real leader among the National
leaguers. altho j. Smith. st. Louis
has his name at the top, and Eddie
Rousch. Cincinnati. is In second
place. Burns is busting 'em at a
1913 clip for Is games. Smith has
been In II games. and has amassed
in that time the terrific average OF
1874. Rousch is hitting .429.
Hittcrs Are Listed
Cactus Cravath. Phillies; kauff
New York: Elliott. Cubs; Gowdy
Braves: Zimmerman. Giants
Fischer. Pirates; Baird. Pirates
Groh. Cincinnati; Reuther, Cubs
and Niehoff. Phillies. are others in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
Trapshooting Tourney
Gets Under Way Today

ROANOKE. Va. May 12.-The
Interstve associations twelfth an
nual Southern handicap trapshoot-
ing tournament opened here today.
at the traps OF the Roanoke Gun
club. One thousand dollars added
money Will be hung up for prizes.
The shoot win continue three days.
+. c. Koch. Phillipsburg, o.. won
the last tournament. which was held
at Memphis, with 95 targets broken
out OF 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
W IAMplNG
& llyRlD ljlRNY

Well. looks like we have one
pitcher. anyway.
Pete Schneider was knocked of
the hill yesterday by New York.
Tacoma losti
Murphy. Gardner and Carman,
Seattle's wrecklng crew. went hit.
less.
General" Lafayette 10 some
hitter. Three out Of four, one
double.
The weather was bum.
Vernon Ayau looks good In
the left garden. Thursday he
pulled a sensational catch and
yesterday he tpeared one that
looked like u wss labeled for
three bases.
No one has hit the "bull' sign
yet. The reward is $50.
Bobby Coltrin kicked thru
with his fine OF Thursday be.
fore he was allowed In the
fray.
Thirteen was unlueky for TIA
coma.
Babe" Ruth hung up his
seventh straight win for the
Red Sos. :.
Tacoma seems TO have picked vi
clever youngster in Eddie 30
CART. third sacker.
Joe mcGlnnlty and his
Butses will be the opposition
Monday.
All Sunday games begin at .: 30
Four errors helped Tacoma
lose Ito game.
Whitfield helped the Philiies win
with two doubles and n single.
Rudolph held Pittsburg hit.
less for six Innings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

others are already In shape TO play
championship golf aud all have
turned out some very pretty scores
already this season.
In professional ranks. Jock
Hutchinson. Long Jim Barnes and
Walter Hagen all have their eyes
fixed on Evans open title.
Evans must defend his open title
on the difficult Brae Burn course
and Is likely TO find the going
much more difficult than at Min.
nekahda. where he won his title
last year.
The Brae Burn course offers par
tcularly difficult hazards Mt the
short game and 10 turn the course
in IS IL exceptional play Evans In
not tho wonder at the short game
that he has proved himself 10 be
at the long. and this may bother
him considerably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
Call Dutch" Reuther
Second George Sisler
in Big League Circles

Another George Sisler." That's
the prevailing opinion OF Dutch"
Reuther. former Spokane Indian. in
Eastern baseball circles.
lie has demonstrated to the sat.
isfaction OF all parties concerned
that he can pitch. Two shutout
victories are credited TO him this
early in the year. lie looked good
on first and has shone In the out
field for the Cubs. Dutch" has all
the stuff necessary II he were only
faster. Perhaps he has speeded up
a bit under the big tent A year
sometimes makes big difference
in ball player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
Cubs Are All Right
in Some Ways Only

Fred Mitchell says the Cubs are
all right physically. but how they
do need brain development! In
hopes of Frightening their intelli-
gence. Mitchell will hold skull drills
every day from now on. It's a fine
compliment. that, to veterans like
Larry Doyle. Harry Wolfer. Vic
Safer and 80 on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
Tom Fitzsimmons to
Join Spokane Squad

Nick Williams has secured the
services OF Tommy Ftzsimmons. for
mer Vancouver and Butte short.
patcher. Fitzsimmons Ia the prop
erty OF the Brooklyn club. but re-
fused TO report He'll Join the Spo-
kane club on May Il. At present he
Is In California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
Blake Is
Returned
a Victor

II took 10 innings for Seattle TO
win from Spokane. ? TO /. yester-
day. after having lost three straight
TO the Reds. Gene Blake. new twirl.
er. secured from Salt Lake. In cred
tied with the Seattle victory.
"Rube" Bloomfield twirled n good
game for the opposition, but failed
TO scatter his few hits as Blake did
The score:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
Kids Have Day at
the Baseball Park

This was Kids day at the
baseball park. All YOUNGSTERS
OF IS and under were guests Of
Daniel Edward Dugdale and the
Booster club at today's fraoas
between the Seattle and Spo-
kane clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS FRIDAY

oeHehx~r and Kiiiifsr. Doak. Ames. steel
and snyder.
A. Brooklyn s.f5.s. Chicago S.is-o
MarauHrd. Cadore smith and Meyers.
pr.ndsrrasi. Demaree. kldridge and Eli
Holt
A, New York S-io-c. Cincinnati "a
Rchupp and McCarty. Schneider. Perry.
Knetrer and HUM
Al Boston $50. pittsburE 2-5-i Ru.
doiph and Gowdy: Carlson and Fischer.
schmidt.