SEATTLE TAKES TWO
ON SUNDAY AND WINS
• FIRST OF HER SERIES
fBy Associated Press)
SEATTLE, Wn., Apr. 27—Vernon
■won its first game of the series in
Seattle on Saturday on account of
Fussel’s wild pitching for the Seat
tle Indians, which gave the Tigers
a two run lead early in the game.
Brazil! homered with none on bas
es. Other homers were Fussel, Bag
by, and Tobin—Pillette and Murphy.
Homers, O’Neil of Boston, Frisch
of New York, Hartnett and Grimm
of Chicago, Fournier, (2) Brooklyn,
Harper of Philadelphia, Myatt. of
Cleveland, Oakland and Brown of Sac
ramento.
Saturday’s Game:.
National League.
St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 3.
Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 4.
New York 2, Boston 3.
Philadelphia 6. Brooklyn 9.
American League.
Cleveland 5, St. Ixrnis 6.
Washington S, New York 7.
Boston 3, Phila. 2—3 3 innings.
Chicago 4, Detroit 2.
Pacific Coast League.
Seattle 4, Vernon 7.
San Francisco 3, Sacramento 2.
Portland 3, Oakland 5.
Los Angeles 6, Salt Lake 31.
SEATTLE, Wn., Apr. 27.—By cop
ping the first game on Sunday of the
scheduled double-header from the
Vernon Tigers with a score of 4 to
3, Seattle won its first series of the
season from the Tigers. The Indians
slugged Ed Brandt for fourteen hits
in the second game, winning with a
score of 11 to 2. This made the
series stand four and two with the
seventh game on today.
The batters for the first game
were Stryker and Baldwin for Seat
tle and Hannah and Eckert for Ver
non—the second game batteries were
Brandt and Tobin; Penner and Whit
ney.
Sundays Games.
Pacific Coast League.
Seattle 4—2, Vernon 3—11.
Los Angeles 1—1, Salt Lake 4—5.
S. Francisco 7—4, Sacramento 6—0.
Portland 2, Oakland 5—second game
called at the end of the 12th with
1 to 1 tie, darkness.
National League.
New York 4, Philadelphia 1.
Brooklyn 0, Boston 3.
Cincinnati 5, Chicago 6.
St. Louis 1, Pittsburgh 6.
American League.
Chicago 0, Cleveland 9.
Washington 2, New York 3.
Detroit 4, St. Louis 6.
No other games.
Team Standing.
National League.
W
New York .
Cincinnati .
Chicago ..
Philadelphia
St. Louis ....
Brooklyn .
Pittsburgh .
Boston .
Cleveland —
Washington ...
Philadelphia
Chicago ...
St. Louis —
New York .
Detroit ..
Boston .
American League.
Pacific Coast League.
Salt Lake . 15 4
San Francisco ...15 4
Los Angeles ..12 9
Sacramento . 9 11
Pet.
800
667
583
444
417
400
333
333
727
700
700
538
417
400
333
200
7S9
789
571
450
.7
.. 6
i
Oakland .
Seattle .
Vernon .
Portland .
10 412
11 389
14 300
12 250
Sea Works Destruction
At Island of Heligoland
HAMBURG, Apr. 27—The shores
of the island of Heligoland are cav
ing in with startling rapidity. For
years the sea has been steadily en
croaching on this little island, and
all that was left of the bathing
beach has been almost completely
claimed by the sea as its own. Re
cently a huge slice of approximately
3,000 cubic yards plunged into the
sea with a terrific roar.
The villa of a prominent Berlin
banker, just completed, is now seri
ously imperiled, while an adjoining
building is being torn down. A sol
itary garden pavillion hangs on the
verge of the precipice as though at
any moment it might drop into the
depths below.
I As the erosions of the waves have
of late produced a number of deep
crevices in the rocks, it has been
found necessary to close the public
road over the cliffs.
LUXURY DEALERS CLOSE DOORS
LONDON, Apr. 27—Because the
old aristocracy can no longer afford
to purchase hand-made lace, and the
machine made products satisfies the
new rich, a famous lace-making con
cern on Bond street has closed its
doors.
The firm was established in the
18th century, and at one time sold
lace cluff ruffles to London dan
dies.
It is expected that the newly au
thorized 4.4 per cent beer will short
ly be placed on sale in the province
of Ontario, Canada.
Lifting the veil
IN DISTANT lands — in jungles and fertile valleys, on
mountains and by the sea — millions of people are pa
tiently laboring in the collection of raw products.
Ships and trains bring these products to refineries and
manufacturers — to be fashioned into comforts, luxuries,
conveniences — for you.
Advertisements tell you when these products are ready
for your inspection. Advertisements tell you where to
see them — how they are made — and what they cost.
Advertisements lift the veil of production and tell you
the things you need to know to buy safely and wisely.
Let advertisements guide you in all your purchases.
Read them regularly. They are as interesting as any
other news in the paper — with, this in their favor. They
concern you, personally.
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