The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

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cial figures, which nobody ev,
out as 1880, but the extra
thousand or so are probably
reading about the game in
the papers.
Anyhow. there were a lot OF
boys and girls there, most OF tho
old.timcrs being in their regular
seats. including Stacy Shown and
family. Jack Drummey and Mrs.
Jack, Joe Newburgher. Arthur Ives,
and many others just as well
known as s3rd degree bugs sitting
out OF sight OF the press coop.
There was music, and then
Doc Brown came out 10 warm
mp for the camera boys. Trainer
Ad Schacht massagcd his left
arm, which was n terrible in.
suit, as Doc IL right.handed
chucker, and all lefthanders
are supposed 10 be dizzy who
pitch baseball
They finally raised the flag. five
marines marching TO tho center,
field flagpole. and everybody stood
up and cheercd after the national
anthem had been played.
FESTIVITIES
As USUAL
doc" Brown fused around the
pitchers box worse than yean
Gregg used 10 do, and finally LET
one so. Wee coyle sockcd II on a
line at tho movie and press cam,
eras, and everybody ducked, even
Bin Scyeryns. the only southpaw
catcher in the business. and Matt
starwich, who was the fall guy
that did the umpiring. He didn't
get a chance 10 do his stuff.
And ID. Il. Dugdaie made
speech that nobody In the
stands could hear because of
the tumult and the shouting, rs
the poets say, and Red kille.
fer got n basket OF flowers and
big, gangiing dog with a red
blanket. and the bali game
was on.
Both teams scored in the early
innings and then the Indians wen,
Wild. Four runs came over in the
third. four In the fourth and an.
other quartet In the fifth. and all
Of tho interest was taken out OF
the game. The only exciting thing
WAS 10 figure out how many the
Tribe would make. Ken Penner
and Wee Ludolph ought to have
been wearing Seattle uniforms, as
they didn't do Vernon any good.
EVERYBODY
HIT
During the wild rampage with
tho willow everybody on the team
except Frank TobIn and Suds Suth-
erland socked the hall some time or
another. Frank BRAZIL and Billy
McCabo sending homers over the
right field partition.
But today Is another day. Yer.
non hasn't announced It's pitcher.
altho Red Oldham may work. John
Miljus is slated TO do duty for the
home talent.
FIRST INNINs
vERNoN--Mooro flied TO Lane,
who made a great catch in center.
Wolfer was hit by pitched ball.
Wolfer out stealing, Baldwin 70
Emmer. Hemingway out, Emmer
to Herman. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
SEATTLE-Lane walked. Lane
stole second. Brady sacrificed.
Pcnner TO Griffin. Lanc ON third.
BRAZIL sacrificed, flied to Blakcsley,
Lane scoring off the catch. Eldred
lined to Hemingway, who made n
sensational one .handed catch. One
run, no hits, no errors.
SECOND INNING
VERNoN--Murphy flied TO Nc.
Cabe. Warner doubled to right.
Blakesley famed. Mcdowell singled
to right, scoring Warner. Griffin
popped to Brady. One run, two
hits. no errors.
SEATTLE - Herman popped TO
Hemingway. McCabe out, Griffin
to Mcdowell. Emmer singled off Of
Warmers shiDs. On hit and run
play, Baldwin doubled off Of the
right field fence, scoring Emmer.
The water Is ankle deep In right
field, slowing up the outfielders.
Sutherland flied to Blakesley. One
run, two hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING
vERNON-Penner out, Brady TO
Herman. Brady making a nice play
on hard chance. More filed to
Lane. Wolfe filed to McCabe. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
SEATTLE--Wolfer robbed Lane
OF n hit by one.handed catch.
skidding along the grass In left
field. Brady singled TO left. BRAZIL
singled TO left, Brady going to
third. Eldred doubled against the
right field fence, scoring Brady and
BrazilA Herman grounded TO Nc.
Dowell. Eldred taking third. Nc.
Cabe doubled 70 center, scoring lei.
dred. Ludolph replaces Penner for
Vernon. Emmer walked. Baldwin
singled to center. scoring McCabe.
Sutherland flied TO Wolfcr. Four
runs, five hits, no errors.
FOURTH INNING
NERNoN-Hemmingway out Her,
man to Sutherland. Murphy singled
to right. Warner singled TO right.