The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1910, Page 3

MOOCHERS IN ~ CONVENTION _ | IN COURT Local Affairs Tersely Told THE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1910. Very Latest Wee = THE STAR’S SPORTS LILO WOULD HAVE GOT SOLID, ALL RIGHT, IF IT HAD BEEN A CHINESE SPORTING SDrEgR BY F. YES, R. LEET A BAUISER'S PACKER ¢ ST GET SOLO W ‘ = »oore AN “race ‘ EorTOR! = St ) i le uG. \ | | ROOMS LiKe ' A \ rer ADVERTS KIN ONS BUBNESS week in jail Bur tort in plate r. J. ad-| that all] ufft | man night \ — ~ - ; ; 5 «aor, 4 Men OP res apenas: ~ r a corey [Gm UR QO ASP are) (ron the ane PA ARTA Ee) iy at | a YT Bunch oF tw OUST \ pio SHE OE? w YESTEROAY, \ 1 Vitagay } er nist y 4 Bg TY U is pe } ~~ “9 A KNOTHOL Te? } ae a> S OS hoy it — — olincsimesiisii a SetindGacon * eae ~ f SPLIT BUCK FROM REGULAR FORMATION Athletics Knock Overall From the Box and Tak ir i ig Series} e the First Game in the Big Series PHILADELPHIA, O 18.—R Philadelphia AB R 4. 88 PO. A € Vversing ¢ . Strunk, ef 3 ° o o 1 0 1 baseball t Lord, If 3 1 eee oe Me ‘ Pig’ cy . try hia A Collins, 2b oh, Pee PRN ee al : rd pts w go Ni a Baker, 3b 4 1 3 0 " 2 o | ih judge Cordes a ibs ‘ Davis, 1b ee es a ae oe wed Tim 46 G0 alter Dearing iy : to gan Murphy, ef 3 1 1 1 1 o o | led « to an - | h 1 § id Intyre Tr EE HGR. SER MRED a Meee remedy BON eter veo 0 (Cured of Tuberculosis The AS. fH. 88. PO, A. E. | Jon timed it is a gure ground gainer woe what a ed . Ge © 8 ee | _ ce See ee an — PGs eae et, Ges Taek Seda? Ge ieee gpge sd : d were faster he pa 4 7 4 : = : . bi a fake § f opponents ~ pp AE OS EES ia and k ee ee ee cee Sie Seer / Sy et See ee aes ae Tie OY aie, ee mee Name COAST LEAGUE fe eee: eS a f & TL ees At Los Angeles **Kane 48 * 408. ee Totals 2 ee Bh ee *Batted for Mcintyre in ninth **Batted for Kling in ninth Summary—Two-base hits, Baker, Lord. Bases on balls—Off Overall t, off Mcintyre 3. Bases on balle—Off Bender 2. Struck out-——-By Overall 2, by Mcintyre 3, by Bender 7. Sacrifice hite— Hazing has Collins, Davis. By att Pr 1 Fe s ¢ Oregon Agr By innings KANSA ry ® da rem in place o Chicago Ss oe oe ee ae ay) k timid freshmen, h Base hits 10000000 23 { “ with open arms and Philadelphia 0 2 6 @ 6 6 1° Sn 6 lteter 2 fight guided by the uppe Bare hits 1 3 0000 1 7 Kaeufmar 4a iacat of Salt: wate Lake City to Quit (My Cer phia, Pa, f Adition MAY YOHE GOOD WALL PAPER: Lady Frances Hope Mt * will not ne Musical Comedy Star We 1 w at th pric ; BREAKERS’ CAFE FEDERAL PAINT AND WALL PA rt . Cherry PER CO t TALKS ON IEE ___,|_ By the REGAL DENTISTS | ‘LOW PRICES, BETTER METHOD 1314 First Ave Near University 2)4-POUND BABY DENNOS Baby Food BIG CHIEF BENDER SOLD BY DRUGGISTS oHILAD uae wh " <a « og ‘er! AGGIES IN FOOTBALL Japan Loses Again A tie erp agle ag the St. [ Mt) GERVALI Ore., Oct rhe Pan “af ' t i sit in anaes: wots fon, it foot . oO at conte the | himself, fo j ho A \ Ur “A . 4 morgane , ore ‘ wn, in ! Capt. 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