The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1910, Page 2

THE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1910. OCS ToS | GOSSIP OF THE PLAYERS | Avonstini cseh hen Ono mx’ BIG LEAGUE CASTFES WN PENNANT FR MINNEAPOLIS * 4.00519 Oo its leeided he board of directors s Aged th ard of directors at! “Wowever, the club will nend a he ttle Athletio club at Iast! track team to New Orleans to par night's meeting ticipate in the A. A. U. meet, Octo ee er es ce } The relations with the other cluba| ber 14 and 16, Gish, Martin, Mal ts TM Pose f men who weren't \ not very condi the Mult | wil probably” be om the team thn ts con men who weren't j not been very cordial and the Mult-| will probably be on the team that nomah club at Portland burned) goes to the Gulf city, In addition big lergues—but they went through the ammociation lke water through down this apring. It has been quite, there are several erack sprinters ~The American Association pe al nant has been won for Minne apolis | by a team of castoffs. i : generally known that all relations) and distance men at the aniversity ive « \ 3 afi | with the 8. A. A. C, at Spokane! who have epresented the elub be A regular “ha, ha,” reechoed . ee Caanneay 1806 ineed Ob 4 4 would probably be broken off and! fore and might do so this fall when Joe Cantillon’s 1910 lineup ap * » ared. Reverberations were heard y Bt star fas || ee — BOTH Jaughers sald, ©The Millers were) 5 : hailed as “old spave,” “old timers,” “ “the down-and-out elub” and by oth . 4 : 4 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17 1 have received no official nott sand RES 2 | fication of troubl celes,” sald President Thomas F. Gra experts” appeared ~ ham today wh 5 m would be taken regarding Player Minneapolis looked 2 Cameron and Manager » ton for their actions during the Los The team got away like & Angeles Oakland game ye onelunged gas boat-—wheesing > Until Um t 1 4 ; nt ppire MeG sends me bis report 1 would rather not The creak of joints sounded lke a 4 dincuss the matter,” Jud aham added Newspaper accounts an orchestra of castanets playing pf ; | make the matter a serious one, but I am inclined to await @ more rag time a i authentic account before pass But when they ae ar - 7 You can say for me though if Cameron and Wolverton Millers came fast and ended is ve 8 eee wore guilty of rowdyiwm they will be punished according ta thelr first place to stick like a poor © 4 ' offense, no matter if it should put Oskland entirely from the run lation ning Minneapolis has won the pen President Graham today refused to discuss the mant with ste ring batting base 0 , night's meeting of the directors of the Pacific Coast league running and fielding. The pitch > per an tng hasn't & first class, Can BAN FRANCISCO, exterday. The suspension will be SATURDAY & ble « ord pite “a s tillon, bas 1 enbe | ee . a en President Garham o fic indefinite, final action in their} THE NATIONAL ers, bu lame ri ickness | Coast. baseball league erday cases pending the investigation of Bae played havor AI Yon . suspended Manager Harr thelr, actions on the fleld A] BANK OF COMMERCE ‘0 n e $ A toa and First Baseman Cameron o r, t was stated in} : ton pite the association star } § thd Oakland club for thetr 1 in| b aay in any s| Second Ave. at Madison St. and has accomplished wonders for a 4 . j the riot on the fleld at Los Angeles tl les | United States Depositary the team. Nick Altrock, ex-White) Sox, Roy Patterson and Louis Fiene have done weil considering their ~~ ' = . 5 sid. ast ahabenie aanel @isability Bill Lolivelt, former) “9 . en Tiger, is the fifth Miller pitcher | ‘ oe “ . ; Oe as sae eas But the offense and fielding have : " VIEL | football team that took the practice turned the trick Men like Dave are eld for Queen Anne last night. At Altizer, ex-Nap, ex-Senator and ex . ; chison has Carr's place at left end ° White Sox; Otis Clymer, ex-Pirate| . and Edwards supplants Taylor at| e and ex-Senator; “Gabby” Cravath,| kle ulver takes Atchison’s exRed Sox, exSenator and ex-| ite Ete ab carboty 1 t guard, Knowles is at White Sox; Jimmy Williams, ex-| es , wan site nter an gdon stops Bryant's Brown; Hobe Ferris, ex-Red Sox . ‘ high wind. He ranke-next to Altizer! three-bagger and two singles helped ABERDEEN. Wash gt 1 at ri uard hind the WweE Ss T BOUND and ex-Brown, and Claude Rossman on the paths and is hitting between defeat Columbus, He has be | Ri oe aout’ “cnaeas wenon >it : ningham go in| ex-Nap and ex-Tiger, have cinched Sand 360 fielding well and hitting the hal! Stebtuanno tasetall team, ts:%% ® ‘ ns of Foster and Sept. 15th to Oct. 15th | . ° el ped aneapolis to the fret 0. id fox th city late le ght. With @ party | ghort he is now the best man in helped Minn is to the front.) Sox and found wanting. He is) PR ns diow SAPS SEATTLE MAY JOIN wae ene Altizer left the big leagues be ev by Bob Hedges because they) Warren Gill, first baseman, was today from injuries received | oer ns 4 fullback cause he wasn't “up to class.” At > couldn't bit, but thelr clouting has tried by Pittsburg and the White|!® 4m automobile accident near this the bunting E erria and Williams were sold hard ever since > tod Ceey wi ROCK ISLAND Lines the association, leads in stolen} : wd Williams has batted over 300, Per) showing class bere J ; ; / pap Dases and his batting is sensational.) ae ris is . i Williama ts the Frank Owens, ox Waite ipaioect | cig ae mpeg i Aber AN 8-CLUB LEAGUE You may deposit amount of fare with us, and Comiskey gets him again next year.) to Washington roken ankle best second sacker in the league. stop, and Wilbur. Smit rmer | dee anes : em aces P Tastern ave Cravath leads the batters in the| made him valueless to Cantillon, | F plays a gc ame at third. Brown, are the regulary Miller) Wyandotte > wet) SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17 we will arrange with our Eastern agent to association. He has been hitting then managing ithe Senators and) In July, Bil Fr Columbus | catehor Hub” Dawson, fm the |S" rage rr ide of n directors of the Pacific notify and deliver tickets. around .370 all season. He goes|he was sent to Brother Mike, then| manager, told Cantillon be wanted Blue ¢ league, is sdB Catcher an 4 met yesterday and con-| } attics far det . ‘ormatic back to the majors running the Millers. Otis warmed) to sell Claude Rossman 2 and pinch hitter le another old | *! hit ‘ red expanding the league from | Call at office for detailed information Clymer went from the Eastern}the bench all season. This bought Ros for $780. That day ; Je ptility | ® " © eight clubs, the two extra] Geo. P. Cave, General Agent — to Pittsburg, and was sold "he’s going like a forest fire in Rossman played right and his! playe a o be in North. D. E.} C. D. McNaughton, City Passenger Agent a , r= a or 8 was «@ ne ‘a t ay ar 705 Second Ave. SPOKANE BATS i Tesrersscct PINE TO TRY OBT cusses. se hay | SHORT SPORT |= OUT ANOTHER « Bi seats Sateen! FOR WARSITY —|iriisasicencn! Sis Ghote At) “ace Caner = ganet = e7° (SEND FOR THE FOLKS) cast ix causing a teipest in the ' fe with Ov M RESULTS veowmanay. y mn b Roscoe Pike, former captatr a sgiliatic ; hr sail bo | aaBsgcte Pike. former captain, of |lcal pupiletic Pot. as texy| BACK HOME team, has just returned fr manager, wants Packy’s fc ® sieiabaae alias , | ka, where he b r the felt money, and threatens ® suc na atonal , & lan ar, and wil th stockyard scrapper unless he yields Ipohane on Vemaguves, , | versity of Washington Monday and up the col mint Rates a any ayed where in the East to Puget Bound and all points on the Ore Second Game. try for the Washington eleven , m % eat one aa KR ¢.| Pike played on the Broadway team FN tes per il. babe ages nae gage aie ¢ in 1907 and captained the ALGONQUIN, : ; 7 Spok: vs = damma, 1 oe ;|t2am Lincoln ever bad. He also| Meares, I ine one. Comey ont : How to Send for Them} Yascouver eld the state interscholast abing vault record and played 1 | Contes t ds ¢ mm ® Deposit the fare with any O. Seattle R, sre give the fans W. Agent. A ticket will be VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 17 Bren th mehr Dote riner toes 3 A COAST LEAGUE | we ame aaring at #otdork, "Pan inued at any ot te a STEAMSHIPS — " . ¥ j « may be ry with the “Prince Rupert” and “Prince George’ thi mnant in the second game of e . z Coast 5 } wd si Yesterday's dob ender. The | ests “i | @ “FLL YOUR OWN: TEETH” J ost ocS5"%ray to Soot soy PACIFIC i 2 andi ipecinbanrcat LEAVE first game, score %1, but the In-| F eel ng mah le lb Lee an From Denver, Omaha, Kansas SEATTLE Thursdays and Sundays at 2:06 9 I couver’s five in the seven innings | : ise Angotes ’ ' j i City, St. Paul, $25 00 re a Sundays apd Thuretays at 1:60 p.m that the second one lasted and roll F | St. Joc ’ brie = sper We sosare oni a = ed up a 40 count Osta ¢ } ao ‘ From pre al» ae RB Princ for Stewart and QU Outhitting the visitors in the) o.). . & Pi At Los Angeles .. t ; . ge ates: 3 A 0 ri 1 : first game, 9-5, gave the contest to| ° | Onkiand abe ; wy From > 2 t Not tucluding Vancouver, helped out by seven : : ®| Batteries — Delhi and Smith; . ; . : Chicago $33 00 Pe vty a BOEE Ditere ‘ reining a errors by the Indians. In the sec e called in Tth knes Lively, Harkins and Thomas enn, eae. ‘ P adtaaie '% : Stewart .. Return ond game both sides played error la pte i oy deaoiaen, neal — oe tickets & ons apply at less ball. The box score . ) ‘ o| RH. OE Fill-o Manufacturing Co., i diaper aD are tne tg ge ibaa, Piret Game. Spokane ‘ 0—4] At San Francisco ‘a4 6 351 Kimpire Widg., Seattle, Wash. COM: : PARC: -ORNOe ean r — : Vancouver— AB. RH. PO. A. B.|) Summar ro-bas ns, | Vernon ha O68 SHORT LINE, OREGON RAIL at A noth Ran tnt ° ' Bwain, cf : Cartwrignt eo-base hit Batterice—6 iw | — —— | ROAD & NAVIGATION Breen, 2b Q ratdiek Ott Bon atteries—Sutor and Williams; : | A Reliable Medicine—NOT A NAR ~ Adams, if | arinker k out-y| Willett and Brown : AND OREGON & WASHING. | fiousehia'r, et 5 > 9 By Bonner tee | coTic or tacoma ao Doubt *| SACRAMENTO, Sept. 17.~The be Tym 1, Bt. Joe, Mich oe Reharnwr, i 5h | dyke - ies i yire|game between Sacramento and ie tore A eas ae CITY TICKET OFFICE th ewis, ¢ 2 & vor? Portland was called off owing to Pree Mtg » oe te . iret Ave rf beanaentind : g.6 3 rr4 | rath of the son of the league's |Seattle’s Dental War aj!'tlc boy con od & severe urot Phones—Main 118; Ind. 1995 on e ea uIe Totals 33 NATIONAL LEAGUE | oubie, and as ° PASSENGER STATION | : dicine di if a " | Good Thing for the —_[ *dicine did not cure him, T gave | First Ave. South and Dearborn - | rhree Found trips daily, Gooner, 20 NATIONAL LEAGUE : * Honey and Tar. in | Phones—Main 7378; Ind. 2623 ‘ ‘seo | aula et j which I hav @ great faith It ITed Cartw't. . Wor t People a tcc ae the eee E. €. ELLIS, General Agent ‘ " 26 a. m,| 1 mand Lew ris! r 6 le 4 Nordyke, ib . re 7 ving my f ng Spe 4d he got wel A. E. DO. STEWART, 0. T. A 12:15, y. leave Byverect 4 ° oF $ ten DENTAL Q time. F aH Seattle, Wash . eas eS. end Ts p NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Fall Schedule Effective September 16, 1918 > RK ES a aS ree Davin, if and Netzel, ef wlbrrccriged M , cattle or leaves from Hetling, 2 ineine H 4 n 7 any times saved us much W. D. SKINNER , and edule Bhea, ¢ : 4 ‘ I1| Stanley Ketchel denies that he is| Pi): at : A rouble, aud we are never without | General Freight and Pass. Agent nia Tel without om Claflin, p a member of the down and out club] joeated at : ‘ it im the house Bartell Drug . and says that he will show some of | year myself bought and Stores wale o 1 the critics that he is far from 45E>PFE222EF ARe4r H 1 jdead fighter yet Good Coal pon a and” Phetpa |g TORS Burns i having, trouble | its ie Beata 3 , ‘ | f 6 nently good foore nd Dooin moving eset. fries fight A poor article can be ad ina. heae.-eacuved. 9 aa rr y we A * Vvertised successfully — for vew ¥ $ men which p thorities | t sities “Que | ; CC awhile. To continue, there ste from inter 7 e show ut t , : : must be something more . ‘ me al we : than mere printers’ ink elaims behind i mmy Rows, tra ee > é PULLMAN AND REGA _AUTOMOE eer reed | Yptamatacees ) seetm mar oe ACME "xe More than 95 per cent of covalski and the people who try LADY WELLINGTON become [Bell and Herken “| Under Rowe the Keene stable won| {seth You ga ew to, any aap OUSE HUNTING is made. eas lp, in Sig asehiceinaeee ven na thet She ian ay rer eated tre asy AND AUTO REPAIRG 4 , AMERICAN LEAGUE ive antl will make by the use of the Telephone. BODY BUILDER te ee None but a thoroughly Bast 4000. —ihones— berth good coal would receive AMENICAN LEAGUE * Cr Phones: East 56s 4278, such an indorsement ; si t Clearance Sale of Few people realize how much business tt me mTEH a, MOK aR 1m : ‘ ; Football Goods s ! t . ANZ ch business they = for the ¢ Motor Car Say you try a ton TO. hs 6 r i n, " ow * De can do, and how quickly they can do it over OES Bont Pike DAY Chev | ‘ ottiing, Att ui Fe neve A Ee the wire. It is not even necessary to be in the FISK TIRES o1 O Ec. Lady Wellington oul ‘ ‘ “ aes, sie, vata mand nun: | Same town, because the Long Distance Serv- East 4222——Ind, L 2 ice of the Bell System brings every one within thee Lump, $5.50 Nut $4.00 % , t i ible : * Pe aR : P nm ay werd ; j ‘ erecta’ fomom In all the business and social affairs of life, PARENT VU Per Ton at Bunkers ashingto ee pie, Pires f ' are people put their trust in the Bell Service be- Puge ound ti er 0. Main Office, 401 Hinckley Berth price ited Htat ' cause it is universal proce a Block—Both Phones 5040 j t. ‘ ‘ae ol Bh ard : 310 Per Montt tatona sunkers 113 Norm | Diamonds onCredit§ | ...i9%7 chiriia'* ou Anahi tasers | gy The Pacific Telephone gx . Reo Four Cylinder $1, 250 ‘a lake Ave.—North 465, t the goods om the first Green 652 STERLING JEW: > han ws | rv For West Seattle Prices, 700" First ane Moom us Sroerme Goons (4 vor on Blow, | uy of, and Telegr aph Co. \ TIME WARNER Phone West 11 iaen¢ ines i ee Every Bell Telephone Is the Center ®, 3PEED al »ple who work of the System SPEE Hawt 526 Em | Sati DISTANCE Auto-Meter ait cask pes