The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1909, Page 2

sana tae i enc icheaf acme eine piesa anNe THE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1909. WORLD’S LIVE SPORTING NEWS ANOTHER FOR NEAR CHAMPS TURKS HANG ON ELEVEN IN- NINGS, BUT FINALLY FALL DOWN, SPOKANB, again came ont \ to 6, and tied up the the two clubs in the postseason series. Clyde Hall, who was in the box for the Turks, was steady until the end of the seventh, and the pennant winners were in the lead by four runs In the eighth he went to pieces, and the near champs tled the sce The storm went on until the elev enth, when the Indians came through with another run. About 100 fans were present at the game, and from all indications the rest of the series will be just as well patronized. The champs managed to land on Jessie Baker for 12 hits, against the 9 safe bingles off Hall Oct. 14 on top yesterday, ‘The Indians standings of There were no sensational or fast plays, but the game put up was worth paying to see. The score 2 R Seattio— A 12°30 18 8 t HPO. A. B were discussing ground rules why 21 2 0 8} them. i he st Ce © | CaaS ttt r rer rrrrrrres, 138 ile 1 0 . 3 3218 STAN @o 0 * 2 es Pittsburg . oe | * Detroit... ‘ wee out when winning ran was | * THE G j* Friday at Pittaburg—Pitts hein uw Be ei* Saturday at Pittsburg--De aoo00 71* Monday at Detroit-—Pittal jt * Detroit—Detro' Creitizeegeuls at Pittsburg ° Two-base bite—Hatt,| * Nedhabeey pert, Thres-base bite—| & Friday—~ 33,467 = ie nga wand Monday—18,277 Bennett. ee, KY : ~~ itn, Bennett. Pnes.| * Wednesda By ‘Baker Soy Hail tw = oale - ~~~ ad Tc TSe teres eee bas if Hall 6 off Tha: oft Seusen 3. Wild pitcren ten + 2 | <= Baker 1. Hit by pitched ball— 3% sensen, Baker by Hall, Baker by Four runs ana five hits ott ig four and two-thirds joo gt off Thompson five runs an four hits tn two and two-thirds tn nings. Double play—Ra Bennett. Left on hasos— kane 13. mpire—Frary Frick | PRPS ERE ER HS WINS LAHM CUP. RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 14. —Winning the Lahm cup for the longest Night made in « balloon under the auspices of the Aero Club of America and breaking all «peed records for long distance flights, A. Holland Forbes of New York and Max Fleisch man of Cincinnati landed yesterday at 12:45 In Chew terfield county, 20 miles south of Richmond. The trip was made in the balloon New York, in which Mr. Forbes won the duration contest In the Indianapolis SSCS STR eee ee ee mond te ttle ti Time of game—1:45 in weight. but at d aif 6-16" co) roered “Neel” wice|® contest. Starting from St. ame ane nena | Bade fas. Louis at 56:30 Tuesday after end by pin. noon, the distance of 731% Cutting dept \ handle ¢ inches, "Full’ length {i|# miles was made in 19 hours inches. ‘vor cutting steel, iron, cop- and 15 minutes, an average = . nalts, wire, bones and of 38 miles an hour. Ges. te. vey iy arowed the SPC eee eee eee eee eee eee kitehen, tor where you havel # RRR EN HEE RHE EH One has saved many a case of COAST LEAGUE. =. If you see a nail point i gee jore some one gets| At Low Angeles, $; Sacramento, 4 bert. you see a sharp or rusty; At San Francisco, 7. Oskiand, 3. plece of wire or metal use the hack At Portland, 1; Vernon, 6 few before someone ts cut. janding of the Clubs. Blade - Be Won. Lost. Bet it about ii oa; by mati”: “a5e| wn Franciaco i Tl £434 ST Wire Hack Saw Frames, | P 4 i 16 “$80 in. Blades cn Me * 166 «68h bee bay 2 it. about 7 ibs. Sa. 88 87 475 in. Vietor Hack Saw Blade. .te Onkiand ....... $0 116.408 Watant, about 4 on; by mail Be | Vernon 70 128 .364 1 dos. 8-in. of Hack Saw ‘Te | TROPHY FOR MISS ARNOLD. Weignt, about 9 ox; by mail BELLINGHAM, Oct. 14.—In hon or of her feat in breaking the world’s record for a baseball throw by a woman at Seattle last Sunda SPINNING a baseball game will be played he ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweten | sunday, the proceeds to go towards First and Cherry. eee a trophy to be presen oy Mias Elizabeth Arnold of this « Optical Department d lina competition promoted by a Se 1310 2nd Ave. e Other Ads in Thi Bargains For Boys we ask? Come in and be buying suits, pants, waists and hats for y boy at this store will save you money. "Sui its for $3.00 | Suits for ’ : Boys’ Waists Unexeelled values in | made Waists for boys; all sizes. | Some with collars attached, oth- | ers to wear with detached col- | | Iron Sewed Pants The most serviceable Corduroy Knee Pants ever made for boys; well 4 to 16-year-old sizes; they are gt Seah guaranteed not to rip, and if pes sien tor they do, they will be replaced. oe raises for They are justly called “Iron began lg Sewed"; regular price $2.00, * Special ..... » $1.19 Knee Pants guaranteed not to rip, at the following prices: 50¢, 65¢, Th¢, She, O5¢, $1.00, $1.25, , $1.75 Boys’ Caps Get a serviceable Cap for your | boy; for two days, Friday and | Saturday, you can buy the quality for yi From left to right the men In this group are Managers of Detroft and Clarke of Pittsburs. tional league and “Silk” O'Loughlin of the American leag Why pay more for strong and depends clothing for boys than the moderate prices convinced that ® Umptres Johnstone of ’ Mey en Tho Star's photographer snapped ¥—22,000. RRR + DING. * Won. Lost. Pet. ®& ia 2 600 & 2 4 100 ® | AMES. * burg 4, Detrott 1 * troit 7, Pittsburg 3 | urg 8, Detroit 6 * it 5, Pitteburg 0. * Pittsburg 8, Detroft 4 * DANCE. * Saturday—31,114 * Tuaday 17,036. ce * * eee * Arnold feet 6% attle morning paper hurled the sphere inches, the world’s record POOR JIGES OONARUE; BAGK 10 THE MINORS — MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Oct. 14 Back to the minors for Jiggs Donahue. M. E. Cantillion, presi dont of the Minneapolis club of the baseball Amertean aswvociation has signed the veteran first base man of the Washington club for bag here sext year in the initial t ace of Warren Gill, who bas been the Chicago White Sox. was a momber of the White Sox until this year, when he was traded to Washington in the deal whereby Comiak: of Chil} cago, gave players Nick Altrock, Scott, Cravath and Donahwe in ex change for Pitcher Burns. ee ee *% Out in front of the big gate * at Forbes field last Thursday * morning, the Pittsburg police ® found a young man who ts ® justly entitled to be known as ® the star baseball fan in all & history * Hoe had taken up his position * at dark the Monday night be ® fore, had never left it, nor did # he propose to leave it until the ® gates were opened Friday, As # a reward for his fidelity he *& was allowed to keep his post * ton. * » I I i i ee i ible our Boys’ Sweaters Every boy wants now a neat Sweater. We have an ex cellent value, gray with col ored border, of which we make a specialty, at .$1.00 Boys’ Hats Nobby Hats for boys, all shapes and all colors to match suits, Special values at— "| $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 Bag MACPRERSON CRAY (fea PIKESSTREET NEAR SECOND AVE a) Peet eeeeteeeeeeee TMAING TO THE. "UMPS” AUN AS LON Ao MONEY'S IN SIGHT—HAYES Irish Lad Sage ihe adil thon Game Is not Harm- ful if You Cut Out White Lights and Run Sensibly. “I can make more money run ning than the Marathon has no barmful ef fects on me and I am going to etay with it.” So sald Johnny talking to the The “This ie all dope about my be ing manager of a porting goods house in New York. I ery body else, | want to make ae much money as possible, and Marathon ing Ie the way I get it.” “But this 27antle business te rather #tren Can you keep it suggested the in any other business, Hayes, Ho war sporting editor of you train right and can keep right along,” answered Hayes. “If not, it gets to your heart and it is all off. But 1 do not smoke or drink; 1 take ft easy in a rae nod tn my training 1 thiwk 1 all jability from my an all of |whom were athletically inclined jand chased ovér the Trigh hili« from morning to neh bunting }with dogs | 00g after bis arrival Tuesday | Hayes dropped in at the College ot and dine with Herbert view president and gen the Marathon run right) you iL. Jaffe, jeral manager of } Assoctation. | As he was lenving the Inn he spotted a race poster at the phone donk at the entrance | As be stepped up to fead.it one Jof the check boys, Roy Green jleaning on therta | "Who ts going to wit Vite big} inquired Hayes ef the boy. war bis prompt le. | race? | “Johnny Hayes, | reply } “Quit the }thinking th | him. 7 Sure he ts," inateted the tad. Honest. that guy who: wen the Marathon at London (» courting out kidding,” boy had wath Hayes, fecognized here to race and T am goin to put my money him heard ‘ him, haven't you At this question Ha bes to he for the door to keep from {aug hing out loud, Aa he did he d the boy a fiver Jaffe lator told the boy who he had been We’ve found that by giving these great values in $15.00 suitd and overcoats there hardly a person who has resided Seattle for any length of time who is not familiar with that greatest of $15.00 values— is 615-619 First Av. On the Square Opposite Totem Pole DOWNING, HOPKINS @ RYE, tan (Established 1993) BROKERS a, Gi Both Phones 270. 804-805-008 Alaska Bidg, my | IPLA YING FOOTBALL FIFTH ARTICLE. Getting “and retaining the ball from its reception until the play te| } | atopped ts a detail often overlooked. | In end runs or fn an open field, the ball should be gri with the out} jers, A Practh tackled down. CARRYING THE BALL side arm, the other being used to) effective, under the upper arm, the lower end grasped with hand and lower arm If thrown the runner should protect proper the ball with his free hand, to in sure its retention. Don't | In Hine plonges the ball is held ner will tightly againet the pit of the stom ach, both arme and hands being used to hold it tightly, No matter jwhat happens, the rv ‘sone thought must oe to retain the ball | talking to and now that five plunks | steve win Ho's the real original Irish kid,” by the way, too. First thing he asked at ‘The Star office to be bet not. The men are training out every! mirer of St. Yves, placed $750 on! afternoon at Dugdale’s park, be|the Frenchman. Wiitiam Jackson | sinning at 2 o'clock now, and con-| of Victoria has $250 at 2 to 1 up on} jtrary to Jack Johneon's tactics, | Staniey, *@ Dane. The Elke club) | Tim McGrath is pot charging any | of joonix, Ariz, has §500 which admission | it wants to bet on MeLean, but they oc |demand $ to 1. They are also rais- ing & $1,000 purse. Marathon, Why not you? At Dug eee |. SUNDAYS MARATHON - | Seattic is getting reckions with ite Jooln and wagering right and left on the “Guegenheim Marathon i M (Prien get inte an argu | ment yesterday with a Prenchman over the reapectite merits of St | ¥ve and Mayes, which ended in and hips straight arm tacklers The rear ond of the ball thould be | is spectacular jtucked snugly against the body, from danger. tackle Is the long dive from behind, the tackle that so often downs man near the goal line after a long chase across the field tapping his j'* gotng down on Johnny Hayes wo) thousand plunks on Johnnie. | Johnny Clancy so far forgot his love for the turf as to dig up $600 | At times @ line plunge tx 80 succens ful that the runner shakes the tack ball must shifted under the arm, giving « better chance to run t such mes ty co tackling will conUnue In every tackle, under all clreum stances, the tackler must afm at a point. midway between the knees | Hoth arma should go} around the legs, Every effort should | be direeted toward driving the tack: | The tackier's| shoulder striking thé runner's tex ta] backward. AND TACKLING, The long tackle in the open field | Planting himself in| the runner's path and diving at the! distance, much aft fashion of a diver in the water, the | tackler should get all the speed pos | able into the dive. j too low, or the run tackle wiggle loose or leap The most th on Marsh, which he s wheth-|in the hands of McGrath. er there was an Irish paper here or| Jaffe pot $1,000 up on Hayes and| found a taker, Julius Crook, an ad- park next Sunday. The Raleigh Turkish Baths | MEN ONLY. Fourth Av. between Union and Pike, | No further comments secessary, Uniess the tackle ia sure and effective the man to advance. The tackled man must be brought | safe for | | j | | er the » away hrilling sts placed | derbert | | Here you have combination that is perfection itself, Not only is our stock of Overcoats, Rain- coats and Suits “twice” xte as heretofore, bt also offer you Method which are as ¢ the I nsive it we “New Prices,” ywest ever asked for high- grade ours. clothing FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN like Others Charge Old Method Prices. $40.00—New $35.00—New $30.00-—-New $25.00- $20.00—} First Avenue New ew _| & Co. Method Price Method Price . Method Price Method Price . Method Price a These Are New Method Here ater ere h are tion, agency joint of $14.00 2 $15.00 / $17.00 /! $18.00 $19.00 $21.00 == $24.00 Dining Room Furniture In Medium-Priced Dining Room Furniture We Are Showing the Largest Line in the City. Overdraft Odd Samnate’ Heaters) of Various Makes and Sizes is a chance to secure your little me for room for very »wded for the Heater pipe for for for for for for for Heaters Heaters Heaters Heaters Heaters Heaters home, made of.solid oak, fin en or Karly En rest on under 8! er, roomy cup regularly Special row’s selling— A handy artic! extra brushes, mey. W and le for the heavy ished gold lish; foot ide of cov board = for polish, sold at for tomor 8 8.00, This neat, 13.50) value at $1 15. ‘0o| only— $15. 50 One Picture with a $15.00 purchase. Two Pictures with a $30.00 purchase- Three Pictures with a $45.00 purchase. fe; Four Pictures with a $60.00 purchase. mist | * close out about fifteen samples, of No more than four pictures given to a various makes, all in perfect condi-| tures given with cash or credit purchases These heaters were oyr most special sale price articles. popular sellers till we secured the/ the assortment of pictures is at its best, wonderful Howard} Bi The prices be-|~ low include setting up and the first Center Table attractive Center Table is 10.50) made of solid oak, finished golden; toy $11.50) is 16 inches square, square undershelf, _— 50} neatly turned | legs ; A Convenient Shoe Stand | "SH Back ROCKER | Rocker, back, is wood, solid braced by with made of finished wood seat, ly turned spindle in regular $3.00 value; one to a customer, steel rod, Solid Oak This roomy, comfortable extra high hard- golden; arms neat- back; limit At— considered good special for tomorrow oe | | Malleable Do your buying The Duplex Da arch Patent; No | Has It; Te's the & ¢ Saver. anvaw 00) od eet volta