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SEATTLE WINS
DOUBLEHEADER;
IN THIRD PLACE
Indians Have Taken Four of
Six Games in Series
Played with Vernon.
VERNON, July 16.—Seattle took,
both games of a double header yes-j
terday afternoon with Vernon. The)
teries now stands 4 to 2 In Seattle’s I
favor with another game to be play
ed this afternoon.
Seattle has advanced to third
place In the percentage table by
winning and also was helped by
Portland's double defeat yesterday.
A home run by I.ane, Seattle's
left, fielder, in the third inning,
clinched the first game for the In
dians, Jacob's pitching also proving
an important factor.
The Indians made certain the see-]
end game in the seventh inning]
when they made three runs on four
singles, a walk and errors.
The batteries were as follows:
First game: Vernon—Shellenbaek
and Murphy; Seattle—Jacobs and
Tobin.
Second game: Vernon — James,
Filder, May and Hannah: Seattle—|
Ulake and Tobin.
SATURDAY’S GAMES.
Pacific Ccaet League.
Vernon 8; Seattle 17.
Oakland 2; Portland 0. '
Salt Lake 8; San Francisco 11. |
Sacramento 3, 13; l-os Angeles 5, l.j
National League.
Philadelphia 15; St. Louis 12.
New York 6; Chicago 5.
Brooklyn 2, 3; Pittsbrugh 1, 5.
Boston 2, 3; Cincinnati 4, 1.
American League.
Detroit 9; Washington 8.
St. Louis 4, 5; Boston 2, 2.
Cleveland 4, 7; New York 2, 10.
Chicago 5, 4; Philadelphia 2, 6.
YESTERDAY’S GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Vernon 1, 5; Seattle 5, 6.
Salt Lake 11, 7: Sun Francisco 2, 2.
Oakland 3, 5; Portland 1. 1.
Sacramento 11, 8; Los Angeles 4. 4.
National League.
New York 5; Chicago 9. ten innings.
Brooklyn 2; Pittsburgh 3.
American League.
Detroit 10; Washington 2.
Cleveland 2; New York 4.
Chicago 1; Philadelphia 3.
St. Louis 11, 6; Boston 0. ti. Second!
game called no account of dark
ness.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
(Corrected to date.)
Pacific Coast League.
w. L.
San Francisco .... 66 4 0
Sacramento . 59 45
Seattle . 50 51
Portland . 51 53
Los Angeles . 49 53
Salt Lake . 4 8 53
Vernon .—.v.-At 47 56
Oakland . 43 61
National League.
w. L.
New York . 53 28
Cincinnati . 49 29
Pittsburgh . 4 8 31
Chicago 44 38
Brooklyn . 40 39
St. Louis . 41 42
Boston . . 23 56
Philadelphia . .. 22 57
American League.
w. L.
New York . 55 25
Cleveland . 44 38
St. Louis . 40 40
Detroit . 39 40
Philadelphia . 39 40
Chicago . 37 40
Washington . 33 4 6
Boston .. 29 46
BABE RUTH MAKES
HIS 21ST HOME RUN
CLEVELAND. July 16—Babe Ruth
hotoered his 21st around tlio base
swats last Saturday afternoon with
none on bases.
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LOCALS WIN IN
SUNDAY’S GAME
FROM GOB TEAM
Defeat Sailor Team 9 to 8—
Andrew s Stickwork Is
Feature of Contest.
Juneau defeated the sailor baseball
| team from the Gold Star at City
1 Park yesterday by a score ot !) to 8,
lafter it seemed as if the locals had
] booted away its opportunity early in
jthe game. Andrews' big stick teat
lured in the victory, a two bagger
; by him in the sixth driving In two
' runs and a triple In the eighth send
! ing in two more runners across the
i plate, and the port side twirler
came home a minute later with what
! proved to be the winning run when
| Fry slammed out a single.
Andrews started on the mound for
I the locals and worked seven innings,
i Errors behind him. coupled with his
own wildness at times, gave the
i sailors six nut of the eight runs they
i made off his delivery. Fry went to
! the hox at the beginning of the eighth
I and helil the sailors to one hit and
' runless, and h" drove AAndy home
with the winning score.
Sail6rs Take Lead.
The sailors jumped off in the first
t inning with a three run lead, scoring
| on two passes, a sacrifice fly, an
[ error, and a two-bagger. Spurrier
1 and Hill walked. McLaughlin fanned,
' Wilson was safe on Hanna's error.
! Spurrier scored on HummeH’s sac
rifice fly to left field. Waterfleld
| bit for two bases scoring both Hill
I and Wilson. Tinkham popped out
| to Gamara.
The locals tied it up in the fourth
I on three singles mixed with two
passes and a passed ball. Henning
: started this frame by breezing. Henry
walked and stole second, going to
' third on Woodard's single. E. Me
I Closkey singled sending Henry across
i with Juneau’s first counter. Gamara
singled scoring Woodard. J. McClos
key walked and Gene scored from
' third on a passed ball. Parmakoff
lieu out to center field.
Local* -r. »e Lead
The locals forged out in front in
! the fifth only to be tied in the sixth.
■liana, first man up in he fifth,
idr“w i, at first •*> sn cnor a‘
| third, and stole second. Andrews
! walked and both men advanced a bag
I on a passed ball, Hanna sconng a
l little later on a wild pitch. Henning
| walked. Henry struck out. Woodard
| was out. bit by a batted ball. E.
McCloskey fanned.
The Gold Star tied in the sixth.
Satterfield was safe on Henning’s
; bobble. J. McCloskey made a long
; running catch of Tinkham’s fly to
; left center. Lagow singled and was
forced at second by Honjour. Satter
i field scored on Spurrier's single. Bon
Jour was out Andrews to McCloskey.
Juneau again took the lead In the
; sixth, scoring two runs. Gamara
, walked. Jimmy McCloskey was out
; Wilson to McLaughlin. Parmakoff
' singled. Hanna fanned. Andrews
I hit for two bases, scoring both Gam
; ara and Parmakoff. Henning weut
; out Lagow to McLaughlin.
'Sailors Score Four.
The sailors mixed two hits with
( two walks, two errors and a passed
ball and counted four runs In the
j seventh, giving them a two-run lead.
McLaughlin breezed. Wilson worked
Andy for a free trip to first. Hum
! mel singled sending Wilson to third
land Hummell stole midway. Both
: runners crossed the plate when Hen
ning let Tinkham's grounder get
through him. Lagow walked and
j stole second, going to third on a
passed ball from where he scored on
; Henry’s error at first. Spurrier was
i thrown out at third. Hill was out
1 Andrews to Henry. Fry replaced An
dy In the box at the beginning of
the eighth. Henry going to second
| and Hanna to short. Henniu.j retir
ing to thp bench. Fry held the sail
ors scoreless the last two innings
striking out three batters and yield
ing hut one hit.
The locals won In the eighth scor
ing three runs on four clean hits.
Gamara lead off with a single and
stole second. Jimmy MeCloskey tried
hard but the best he could do was
to hit to Mill and was thrown out
at first. Parmakoff breezed. Hanna
singled sending Qamara to third.
Both men scored when Andrews hit
for three bases to deep right field.
Fry singled driving in Andy with
the winning run. Henry fanned. That
ended the scoring tor the game.
BOX SCORE AND SUMMARY
GOLDEN STAR
Spurrier 3b 2h
Hill ss.
McLaughlin, lb
Wilson 3b-p
Hummeli, If.
Satterfield, cf.
Tlnkham, c
Lagow, rf
King, p.
Bon Jour rf.
AB R H PO A E
4 12 14 0
4 10 0 10
4 0 0 7 0 0
4 1110 2
6 12 10 0
5 2 2 1 0 0
6 1 1 12 2 ()
3 110 0 0
1 0 0 0 0 0
2 0 0 0 0 0
37 8 9*23 7
•Woodard out, hit by batted ball.
JUNEAU:
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Henning, ss . 3 0
Pry, p. 1
Henry, lb-2b . 4
Woodard cf.. 4
E. MeCloskey, 3b .. . 3
Gamara c . 3
J. MeCloskey If. 2
Parmakoff, rf. 4
Hanna ss-2h. . 4
Andrews p.-lb. 3
31 9 9 27 16 6;
Summary: Earned runs, Juneau 6,<
Sailors 2; Three base hits: An
drews; Twobase hits, Andrews, Sat
terfield ; Bases on balls off King, 1,
Wilson 6; Andrews 6; Struck out by
King 3, Wilson 9; Andrews 3, Fry
3; Double plays, Hanna to Henry;
Stolen Bases: Spurrier. McLaughlin. I
Hummell 2, Lagow; Henry, Mamarn
2; Hanna Fry; Sacrifice hits, Lagow.
Innings pitched by King. 4. lilts 3; by
Wilson 5. hits 6; Andrews 7, lilts 8
by Fry 2 hits 1. Wilson losing pitili
jer. Fry winning pitcher.
PORTLANDMAN WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP HONOR
FROM SEATTLE GOLFER
SEATTLE, .Inly 16. Flaying a
flawless golf, H. Chandler Egan, of
Portland, defeated Lee Stoll, of Se
attle, last Saturday afternoon in six
up In the finals for the Paelfie
Northwestern championship.
FIRPO SIGNED UP
FOR BOUT JULY 23
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., July 16.—
Luis Angel Firpo has been signed by
the Olympic Athletic Plug to meet
either .Joe Burke, of Detroit, or Hom
er Smith, of Kalamazoo, for 10 rounds
no decision here on July 23 accord
ing to announcement.
GUS WELCH ACCEPTS
POSITION IN MACON
ASHLAND. Wis., July 16. — Our
Welch, former football aii'l track
coach of Washington State College
has accepted the position of athletic
director of the Randolph, Macon,
Csllege.
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INGREDIENTS: Shank end of
FRYES DELICIOUS HAM with
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1 pound fresh green beans or I
pan green beans, 2 cups canned
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