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National League.
Won Lost Pet.
Philadelphia .17 10 .630
Chicago 21 13 .618
New York .15 10 .615
St. Louis .14 14 .500
Pittsburg . 9 11 -455
Cincinnati .15 18 .455
Brooklyn .14 17 .453
Boston .11 19 .367
American League.
Won Lost Pet.
Chicago .22 12 .647
Boston .17 11 .607
New York .15 10 .600
Cleveland .17 16 .515
St. Louis .—14 17 .453
Detroit.11 16 .407
Washington .11 18 .379
Philadelphia .10 18 .357
Northwestern League.
Won Lost Pet.
Tacoma .18 7 .720
Great Falls .14 10 .583
Spokane .12 12 .500
Seattle .13 14 .481
Vancouver .11 14 .440
Butte . 8 17 .320
BASEBALL GAMES
FRIDAY’S GAMES.
National League.
New Y’ork 3, Chicago 4.
Brooklyn 6, Pittsburg 0.
Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 19.
Boston 7, St. Louis 9.
American League.
Detroit 2, Philadelphia 3.
Clevland 2, New York 0.
St. Louis 3, Boston 4.
Chicago 1, Washington 0.
Northwestern League.
Vancouver 3, Seattle 9.
Vancouver 1, Seattle 5. (Afternoon)
Other games—Rain.
The North Pole Bakery is owned by
a sourdough who knows how to use it.
CONTENT TO REST
ON HIS LAURELS
The winged-footed Mercury of Sew
ard is visiting in Anchorage but is
merely resting on his laurels and past
victories and not seeking other en
gagements. Alex McDonald carries
his honors as a gentleman should and
the crown of victory from numerous
marathon races, and even sprints rests
gracefully on his brow.
With Jack Finnegan, Fred Tracy
and several others who were fortunate
enough to witness the Anchorage
Seward baseball series last summer,
Mr. McDonald for the steenth time
played over the games at Jack Ro
barts’ pool hall last night and told
how it happened, and frankly admit
ted that it was the best series of base
ball every played in Alaska.
Mr. McDonald played an important
part in the successful management of
the series and was a host in himself
towards the Anchorage boys who were
strangers in a strange land. Like the
“Good Samaritan,” Alex took them in
and they rather liked it for it was due
largely to the courteous consideration
oi such princely fellows as Alex Mc
Donald that the bitter sting of glori
. ous defeat was modified and made pal
; atable.
Mr. McDonald said last night that
the city council of Seward had taken
action in local baseball matters and
had secured a plot of ground in the
terminal tract for a diamond. Work
started on the new grounds Tuesday
and the Seward fans are planning on
getting a team whipped into shape
which will worthily represent the bay
city in the series to be played here In
July. As a neucleus, Mr. McDonald
said they had “Lefty” Linn, who won
Anchorage’s lone game in the last
series, Joe Campbell, Jack Finnegan
and one of two more of the old play
ers, but will be without the sendees
of Taylor and Tom Finegan. Gus
Manthe, like Honus Wagner, has re
tired, but will lend his energy and
support, as will George Lucas and the
rest of the old timers who have ma
terially helped to put Seward on the
baseball map.
Mr. McDonald will remain over for
the double header tomorrow and leave
for Seward on the S. S. Mariposa.
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Taint and Skin Diseases.
My practice is confined to these ailments and I make
no visits, only in exceptional case. My office equipment
and extensive experience in these Diseases is such as to
give patients the best service and results obtained are
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Dr. A. W. Lueders
Ed Henning and Tony Flores will
officiate at tomorrow’s double header. .
The Farmers and rooters will be
down strong from Junction town on
tonight’s train.
Work started Thursday on two new
tennis courts, just east of the present
ones in Municipal block.
Grand stand tickets, 50 cents;
bleachers 25 cents, and one price of
admission for both games.
Anchorage fans may witness a 1
double header tomorrow at Athletic i
park for one admission, 50 cents.
First game called promptly at 1:30.
Manager Hansen telephoned The
Times this morning that a big crowd
of supporters would accompany the
Turnagain Arm team to Anchorage
tomorrow.
Welch and Kline are Manager Ro
barts’ choice of battery for tomorrow’s
game, while Captain Cunningham will
probably work the same battery that
played against the A. E. C. last Sun
day.
Captain Tommie Thompson is due
to twirl for Turnagain Arm tomorrow.
Manager Mills has not announced his
battery but George Aumann, the spit
ball artist, will more than likely go
for the Commission team.
The Canadian club recently held a
smoker at the Press club, and realized
a neat sum for the Seattle families of
the men who are now at the front. A
good list of bouts betwen Seattle ath
letes were staged.
The Times is authorized by “Slim”
Hensler, of the Mint Grill, to offer a
$10 meal ticket to the first team play
ing shut-out ball. The cafe managers
have come out strong on prizes, but so
far the usual collection of hats, cigars,
etc., has not been offered.
The gentlemen members of the An
chorage Tennis club will start a tour
nament Monday evening to determine
who will represent the club in the
match which has been arranged with
Marshal Brenneman and partner. The
outcome of the tournament will be de
cided by elimination.
Quite a number of ball players and
fans turned out again last evening
with the necessary tools and energy
and under the supervision of J. G.
Watts, made good headway towards
finishing the bleachers for Sunday’s
game. Secretary Fleischmann says
that with sufficient help this evening
the work can be completed and again
asks for volunteers.
Special train will run from Anchor
age to Rabbit creek, leaving her at |
9:45 o’clock tomorrow morning and
returning at 11:30 o’clock. On the re
turn trip the train will leave Anchor
age at 7 o’clock in the evening and re
turn at 8:45. This will give the Tum
again Arm contingent ample time to
shop and also see a double-header at
Athletic park.
SONTAG OF SEATTLE
AFTER EASTERN HONORS
Sontag, the Seattle middleweight
and well known to many of the sports
in Anchorage, is in the east where he
will show in several bouts. He goes
against Angle Ratner tonight in
Brooklyn and Ratner is considered one
of the best in the Bronx. Sontag has
trained faithfully and is the pink of
condition and promises Seattle friends
to “bring home the bacon.”
DOUBLE HEADER TOMORROW.
A double header will beplayed at
Athletic park tomorrow afternoon.
First game between City and Farmers
to start promptly at 1:30 o’clock. Fol
lowing a short intermission, so that
the players can warm up, the second
game will be called between the A. E.
C. and Tumagain Arm.
Baths open day and night at Pet
erson’s hotel. 2
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