The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1911, Page 2

Camp Football has progressed some since Waiter Camp, but he is atill the foremost authority the Vale team this year. squad someadvice, his boy, Walter Camp, Its fren game. He is old enough to have a son who ie trying to m: While Waiter Camp, sr., is at New Ha Je out in moleskine trying for end. He Ie tikely The pictures show young Camp at work, while the elder the Yale squad some advice, his boy, Walter Camp, jr., % In round figures the end of the season te an even dozen games fia, and the Indians have a lead of four and a half games over the Giants for second position, In other words, if the Beavers were to lose every remaining game, and the Indians win eight of the remaining @leven, Cobn’s team would still be a fraction of a game bebind. Fig- uring that the Giants win every game. the Indians @ppid lose four and still nose Dugdale’s men out for second position; if they drop five the Giants would land the second honor. For third position, the Giants have fg respectable lead over the Pippins, and it looks as if the Pippins were going to nose the Tigers out for fourth. Nope, there isn't a chance in the world for the Tigers to beat the Lilanders for cellar honors, So it Jeoks as if the percentage table would read, after |t is all over, just like ft does today G. W. E.—Jack Dempsey won from George La Blanche in 13 rounds, at Larchmont, L. 1, March 4, 1886. On August 1889, La Blanche knocked out the Nonpareti in the 32nd round st San Franctsco, ces 6 There may, be.a.faw ball players who will thie wirtter be around trying to tap the magnates for a littieadvance hamand-ogg money, but ft won't be Mike Lynch, Tou Nordyke or Bobby James. In the named Dn» aes gents are the wealthiest ball tossers around this neck @f the Woods. And that isn't all. Each of them is good a few stasons more, und as cach draws down a neat little envelope, their riches are ue to further increase. . Bobby owns a few nice fiat buildings In Seattle, and, to invade the realms of the future, we can see Bobby around gathering in the shekets from his many tenants. Nordyke, a few years hence, wo may see mounted on a ladder beneath one of his Wenatchee apple trees. It will bbe the country life for Lou. Mike Lynch can sample either city or country Hife, or a little of both, when wornout body fails to respond to theactive mind, and Mike retires from the diamond. Like James, he owns stacks of flats In Ta- coma, and like Nordyke, he owns a valuable dairy and fruit ranch near | 4) yi) Wenatchee. Last year Mike refused $40,000 for the place, or rather Mrs. Mike did. In the Lynch family, Mike is the producer, and Mrs. Lynch is the guardian of the wealth. It has proved a happy combina- tion—in fact it has worked so well that Lynch & Lynch can now si check for six figures. But to again take a peep into the future, we Mike, also, as a disciple of the simple life, extracting the wealth from a Jersey cow, puffing at his trusty corncob. K; 0. Brown is a modest gink. He wants to fight Wolgast in New Je. Trying am. Camp is seen tal! | BASEBALL EPITOME and the Beavers have 4 lead of eight games over the Indains for der | SEREER REESE REY for Yale : AS THE SCORER SAW IT SERRE ER EEE EEE ABR MFO. 4 * * * cy ie - o Jimmy Clark seems to be grow: ing better as the season grows old He demonstrated his clase again yesterday, when he held the Giants to three one-base # Big Jeems Wiges heaved for ‘a athletes, and pitched a pretty fale sort of a game, but not good enough to com. pete with young Clark. The Beay- ore Jooms for seven swats, which were good for two runs. “GAN FRANCIOCO, Sept. 23-— Jack Britton of Chicago ts again Jubilant here today, the result of his mixup last night at Dreamland with Danny O'Brien of Portland The Chicago boy waded right Into O'firien, and fnished what scheduled as a four-round perfor ance before the first round was half over, He did not give his opponent & chance to set . on the grid] CHICAGO, Sept. 28.—Jack Bheri- ‘ dan, dean of the umpiring staff of the American league, retires this season as & baseball umpltre, accord the | tng to announcement here today Sheridan was presented with a med- al of honor by President Ban John- son, in recognition of his long serv- lee. He plana to leave tomorrow for Caltfornia. ‘ . 4| SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23—Six- Ht teen motor boats are ebtered today Hii | In the race to be held off Tiburon +69 | tomorrow, under the auspices of the ***! Corinthian Yacht club. 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First Gridiron Games NEW YORK, Sept, 23.—While today’s gridiron contests, the first ot the season, involve few of the bigger inetitutions of learning, next Saturday nearly all the big Bastern colleges and many of the Southern and Western colleges will_see their firat games, The Carlisletindians are, ax unual, the first to get into nection y more games than any other college, They levens until October 14, when thelr first tn game will be played with Georgetown at Washington, On r 4 the aborigines will go to the mat with Pennsylvania and a Week later will make thelr annual trip to Cambridge to play Harvard ‘Tater they will play Byrac ne Hopkins and Brown. There is every reason ve that the football season just open ing will be a record breaker in interest and excitement. STILL HOPES. which would mean (thy United Frese Leased Wire.) {them as to. American ROBTON, Sept. 25-—"'One defeat | bound ultimately t tor reciprocity does not menn its — death,” said Gov, Kugene N. Fou! 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