The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1909, Page 2

ORLD’S LIVE SPORTING NEWS LUBB STARTS FOR THE sir: FRIES BUT Is ures 1 WATE To Dorr Parson Bur ‘Core GET our! TUAKS TURN THE. TABLES ALLEN HOLDS INDIANS HELP. LESS, ALLOWING ONLY FOUR HITS. The old rivals, Allen and Jensen, faced each other in the box yes| jerday, and Allen came out on top to the tune of 4 to t Allen held the Indians helpless wll the way through, allowing but four scattered hits. The game was a peach and came pretty near extra tunings in the hinth, when Jensen almost put one over the fence with two on bases. Mike caught it ‘way above the ground, but had to climb the fence to do so, Danny clouted one over the fence to help things along for the pen-| Nant winners. This is something that he very seldom does, but yes terday he wanted to make the in Wincible Jensen angry Magee and Allen are to be con tulated because of their beaw Uful base running all through the game, and tn the fourth especially A good crowd of women were out to see the boys play. The score Seattle. kin, 3b ymond, ss ennett, ib ‘ono f Magn iF HES es Ary Goin? JACK JOHNSON PLANTED IN CENTER OF THE SPOTLIGHT “A Big F'at Footed Bluffer,” Says Jeffries in Paris— Allen, Totala Spokane. Brinker. ct tne. 3b ‘ood, rf lames, 2b .... Sordyke, Ib Tynes, if jurnett, es . tdiek, © .«. ensen, p Totals Beore by Innings tle 1161200601 jpokane teoeeoeee Summary: Twoe-base hite—L a. 4 dibidsetgattininscais Ce ee ee ee ~l ymond. Home run—Shea bases—Raymond, Bennett ten. Struck out—By Atien, 5: by fensen, & Bases on balls—Otf Al- len, 1; off Jens Wild plteh—| jensen. Hit by pitched 7 ett and Frisk, by Jensen. Umpire Carney. COAST LEAGUE. At Portland 5. Sacramento 0 Loe Angeles San Franciseo 1 Ban Francise land %, Vernon 2 the Cabs. Yon. Laat a 7 in Francisco .. . land Angeles . »factamento ta et ‘ernon PULLIAM KNEW HONUS WAGNER When Wagner threatened to “run eut” during the spring there was consternation in Pittsburg. A sea son without Honus threatened to be a poor one for the Smoky City magnates. They argued, they Pleaded, they showed him more/ money. Hans was obdurate. The president of the National league went to Pittsburg to talk with Wagner. At first Pulliam | tried the stock arguments. Wag-| ner listened but his reply was al-| ‘Ways the same. He wanted to quit. ‘The work was hard. Then Pulliam showed his knowledge of character. “All right, Hans,” he said. “If you feel that way about it, of course there isn’t a chance to per-| guade you to change your mind. | But it will be tough on a lot of | poor people.” Pet € | the ropes. New York Is Putting Its Money on Ketchel to Win—Betting Stays at 10 to 4 in Frisco. | “ LONDON, Oct. 7.—James J. Jeffries declared today that he ws tired of Champion Jack Johnson's bluffs and will make him agree to fight as soon as he returns to America next week “Iam going back and clinch a match with that big bluffer,” said Jeffries. “I know that Johnson does not want any of my tinued, “but I am convinced that public opinion will fight.” The alfalfa farmer is stopping at the Waldorf hotel, d the management is having considerable trouble as a number of the guests have complained that Jeff's training stunts disturb them. A French countess who occupied underneath moved because she could not stand t KETCHEL LOOKS 6000 10 NEW YORK : NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—~The east is beginning to get awfully amoked up over the KetchelJohnson fight, and the indications are that the sports along the Great White Way will bet their heads off on the battle Pools are belng formed by New York followers of the game, and their money, it is said, Is going down on Ketchel to win, Storfes of the manner in which Ketchel is toppling over his sparring partners, and recollections of the sleep pellets the Assassin administered to Jack O’Brien, have made them feel sure there ts nothing to it but Michigander. John I. Sullivan is one of the staunchest Ketche! rootera and he is calling on other fans to join with him in pulling for Stanley “1 am going root hard Ketchel,” John. “He's a dead game young fellow and knows how to fight. It is the duty of every white man who has a drop of red blood in his veins to pull for Stanley, for he's got the nerve and courage to tackle the best negro pugilist the world has ever seen, barring Peter Jackson. If Ketchol wins, I hope he will draw the color line.” With Jim Jeffries about ready to sail for home, the seribes are | again figuring out the dope on the big ex-bollermaker's chances ot} coming back to his old form. They are delving Into ancient history, but as a rule find Mttle encouragement in ft, Here is what one of them has found. “Tom Sharkey looked good when he trained for Monroe; but a cheese he was in the ring. Kid Lavigne looked as well as he ever did in his life the night he fought Young Erne; but a sight the poor kid was. He simply licked himself to four rounds, and fell helpless against flat footed game,” he con foree bim to a suite Jeffries | nolse two to for says attempted to regain his old form. He When he faced Jim Stewart “Kid McCoy, after a rest, trained as well as a man could be trained. “How is dot?” asked Wagner. “Well,” said Pulliam, “there are people who work in the mills. They | work hard, too, but get little money, and have few pleasures. On| Saturday afternoon they get off and | 0 to the ball park. Do you know} what they come for?” “To see the game, ain’d asked Wagner, interested. “No,” answered Pulliam. “They | com to see Hats Wagner hit the bal Gimme dose sald Wagner, mind dot money itr papers, bg | gruffly. "Ny 1 sign suywart? Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle $300.00 40,000 Capital Surplus and profits A good bank gets better as it grows older, and its deposit ors usually grow with it. We invite you to join the large number of prudent, careful people who have found banking relations with us both pleasant and profitable. Why not try it for a while? If your savings account doesn’t add to your wel fare and happiness, tell us why. INTEREST 4§ PER CENT Compounded Semi-Annually. D. Low H. Bebb, A 5 James D. Hoge. Me Cormick, Solnee. man ae NR SORNER GECOND and CHERRY STREET { Ballard, George a but could hardly sixth round. Had he was the same foxy kid, scared Stewart to death, drag one foot after the other at the end of the Stewart had @ heart he would have won in a walk “Dal Hawkins is another great fighter to come | back. He met Unk Russell, but was convinced then that it was ‘no| business.’ “Terry McGovern made a brave try after a few years’ wasn't there. Bob Fitzsimmons was in the “Jeffries may the world with his form, first man who has ever done who attempted lay-off, but same class. but he surprise he will be 80. the KETCHEL ‘STOPS: TRAINING | the largest secondary school tn Loa THE NATIONAL SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8—Ketchel passed up the contenting himself with a little Manager Britt de neh will keep him up for a fast finish to his training spell. Today saw him back at the hard grind Johnson promises to make good the but one of time The big negro | down and ribbed like they and his legs show something of the The » bet all look gymnasium yes terday, road work clares that his charge is in shape that a reat statement that he will weigh Ketchel Today he t lay-off before which very little more than 195 wh down to 198 and as he figures on t the be pounds without more the off beginning his Kauf. day of battle will have plenty in to take three hurting himself. actual to look trim. His stomach a washboard huge arms are not quite so massive as were when he met man greyhound 1 and none The for it to drop is no change in the the fight right price, while HENRI ST.YVES IS DUE HERE TONIGHT is expected until that a few days before if wise the at ones say 10 to 4 Is HARRY M’LEAN, THE apaca| uaa Ladas, although an absolute un MARATHONER, REACHED known, went around the track in a SEATTLE LAST NIGHT tryout In a way that surprised every j one who saw him. It is eminently “a | appropriate that Greek should enter the classic Marathon, that was first min on his native soll, It is also appropriate that attle should have an entry in the race. Tickets for the big race a week from Bunday at the ball park have sale at Shaw's drug store erman & Clay's piano store and Joe Schlumpf's cigar store a the here Apache and With Harry McLean, wonder, of Phoenix, Ariz. St. ¥ | Marathon Guggenheim | is picking up in| McLean, the dark horse who won the five-mile t at the A. A. U. games at the A.-Y-P |B. this summer in surprising time, {reached Seattle last night with his backers. Just when it began to look like Seattle would be missing in entries or the $10,000 race, John Ladas, a Greek, who owns a frult stand on | Second av., entered and posted his | tortett. ves due tonight, Stock great shape. DOWNING, HorKINe @ nymn, (Betadiished 1893) BROKERS jocks, Grain ana Fr Both Phones 278, Private Wires 004-006-308 Alaska Did. THE STAR-—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1909. You KEES On SLEEPING wrine oe ‘v Go00 AP TERM JOON GUARD >» ee i Pa eal Twat GOMES) wen |S yan Foe | PITTS BURG, ANY HAY {wove “*! Paar iy L ATTRACTIVE GRIDIRON — MENU FOR TOMORROW \-— Lincoln team, heart trouble. It will be a rude shock to Lin-| coln'’s championship hopes if this] is the case, Olympia has always! Queen Anne plays the} had a good team, but this the Lincoln cleven| they have the best in their takes on Olympia again at Olym perie: Tacoma is the t » that the Lin } pia, and Frankiia to Sedro Woolley coln eleven line up against a week |from Saturday for the first cham. |. The Varsity Queen Anne game fs! pionship game of the season. Ta the one that will take all the foot-|coma only managed to make one {ball fans of the city out to Denny | touchdown on the light Al on field, on the campus, tomorrow af-| bunch last week, but Coach Per ternoon. This is the first time that | kins hopes to beat the local boys. they will be given a chance to see | Tacoma was the only team besides what Is going to be the champion| Broadway that | oln did not team of the Northwest in action, | make a touchdown against last se | The Varaity ts just as good as jast/ son. They have nearly the same year, say the critics, and should win out again team again. The Queen Anne bunch has been Ballard has no big game sched- wled. The lHght Franklin bunch whowing unexpected class, and will put up & pretty good serap for the will go to Sedro-Woolley and rub Agninet the rural tree delivery boys. | collegians, |The manager has arranged two Coach Lowis at the Brosdway ts | games with this team because of | having a time trying to make his the fact that last year the game} team understand what football is,| was so close. In the Franklin sched-| and th may be a shake down | ule only one game, that with LAn-} orrow morning. Patten and have been put on with the coin, is played with Seattle. The others are at the little Sound| scrubs, but will make the trip to ¢ upsound city. They should put cities All three ms going out of the ver the Bellingham gang by al city will accompanied by a * (ity Onited Prem) of 40 points. The light Queen | crowd of “rah rah” boys and girls. VANCOUVER, B. ©, Oct. &-—| Anne team went to it to the tune of 34 Saturday before last Special excursions will be run for John D. Marsh, holder of the Amer | At the Broadway school the only FIRST BALLARD SMOKER. Wednesday evening, Oct. 14, the Ballard Amateur Athletié efub wii! |’ give its first smoker of the season | A!! of the in Bypher’s hall, A good card has! The een 1. These smokers | Bellingham ded last year and « should turn out next Tomorrow real day in the is the first coaches and rooters high football teams have good games big clreles. on. Broadway team goes to Unive ex crowd gatas Wedneaday ANDON ATHLETICS NA HIGH stHOOL Octeorenter will be aban high school, goes o rd Polytechnic Angeles. season reache oe hool Tendencies toward professional fom, financial deficits incurred last year, and the fact that omnall percentage af the school's enroll ment can be numbered among the various teams, are given as tea sons for the drastic ruling. MARSH TRIMS THE JAP. afer the according bw othe football deetsion of the present to a faculty te t soor | them. jean record for the Marathon dis-| ae the game next week fn Taco tance, defeated Jajuiro Wada, the|men that are really working are|ma Manager Casey of the Lincoln Japanese musher, in a 20-mile race | Tim and Grove Burke and Art Burt./team hopes to get as many to go last night at the Horse Show build-| The Lincoln eleven will travel |over as last week. Special tickets | ing, the Vancouver man crossing | down to the state capital and see | will be sold at the se includ. | the finish line @ Httle over eight | if those boys can do any better on|ing both the price of a boat fare laps, or two-thirds of a mile, ahead | their home grounds than they did/ and @ ticket to the gate. of his opponent. Marsh's time for'here. At the first game of the| The game at the university be the distance was 2:13:25 2 soason they were able to give the! gins at 2:20 o'clock. j TIGERS’ BEST BET FOR OPENING GAME CATCHER CHAS, SCHMIDT. PITCHER WM. DONOVAN, $4.50 Set No. 1 or 14 Economy Pipe Stock and Dies $3.75 OAS GODDBYE The NationaleLeague, the last of them all to close, except the two California associations, went into winter quarters yesterday after noon when New York and Brook lyn and Boston and Philadelphia finished the ninth inning Th ht teams of the National did not finish In greatly different order from what they did in 1908 tsburg is the winner inmygad of Ch New York in \ third place Instead of second; Phiadel- | phia and Cinéinnati have siffiched | positions, and Boston, WnppklyD | pret, 1 St. Louls have practically re in the three cellar posit But no second division tenut# have | On oinnati made a fight for the flag nor bas] pyijadelphia any last year contender: sown any | Rrookiyn reversal of form particularly St. Loul When Chicago was eliminated | Reston any lon ex from the pennant i sort of dbihpet! no fight left for por capt a desultory Philadelphia and fourth place, tion between Cincinnall = for which the Quakers did not com much, and Brooklyn's and Louls's combat for sixth position, igers finally win that the Cardinals the Trolley D ning out. 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