The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1911, Page 2

second of the is expected to be almost equal to that of Saturday, Bhibe park seate but 22,000, but It le expected that 12,000 additional will be squeezed into it for the sec end game of the world’s champlon- ship series. The infield hae been slowed up considerably by last t's rain, ger fans began the long noon Sunday, and food, and apending [ast night sleeping near the park gates. The park opened fat @ o'clock today, when there was a heavy rush for the general admie sien gates. » Ticket speculators were very Duey throughout the morning hourg, but they are not charging the ex- erbitant prices demanded Friday and Saturday by the New York ecalpere. Baker, the Athletics’ fast third Baseman, is reported to be none the ‘worse for the spiking which he re eelved from Snodgrass in Saturday's cll tee Merkle, the Giant firet Better today and will at least be SHIBE PARK, PHILADELPHIA, SCENE OF TODAY’S CONFLICT to start the game. OH, WHAT A DIFFERENCE | face” 32 a a 2 1 i 2 ? 2 “el loss of players like Doyle, Devore, /¥ NCE | WENATCHEE TRIMS LINCOLN; VARSITY TRIMS FT. WORDEN Gtl Dobie's 1911 squad may not be quite up to enuff, but it looked tul good Baturd: ined up against the Fort Worden eleven, The score was only $9 to 0, and that didn’t tell balf the story. For a time | It looked if the kame would have to be called off, because of the dit- | floulty of keeping a correct Touehdowns came so fast that the | official scorer hollered for an apaistant and threatened*to throw up the job. After the battle was over and the keeper of counts had indulged in more or loss mathematical calculation, it was found 99 points had been rolled up by the varelty boys, and then some of them were a | Hite vexed that another hadn't been made, in order that a cenutry reo: ord might be catablished. | |The story of the Wenatchee-Lincoin game was another tale, Those husky kids that get thelr strength and brawn by eating big red apples trampled all over our rabrah boys, While the game was not the one shied farce the varsity soldier game was, it was still very decisive, and left no room for doubt as to which was the better team. Bag = aa: rat = News dispatches from New York say that Connie Mack wore a “long ter his Athletics dropped the firet game to the New York Giants} Guess Matty Mathewson Ig some big boy In New York right now. . They also state that Muggsy McGraw's countenance was in amiles, Working on these ideas, our artists has given us ures of the great nndore, wits in whieh the Giants beat the Athietics in the last world’s series wasn't buch. bad stunt. Anyway, it was produc- tive of results, aeeee Both Matty and Bender got aingiee in “ fifth. o4 We don't know what Mcinnis might have done, but anyhow, Davie ° got the wallop that scored the run, Players That young Mr. Oldring datons Pretty fair clouting, é jo gow teepes ceeth on ame one - , + Geattio Autemobiia Schosl, a10| Have your Uitte cottected. Wont. - Broedw eee jern Collection Co., 438 N. Y. Block, > o Matty, as he was carded to pitch be hemo * the following day Marquard weakened, and {t looked. an if the five run lead held by the Giants would be wiped out. MeGraw ordered Mathewson to warm up. The apparent move was j 2m. how to stall off the everwhelming ~~ ae, of Marquard until Mathewson could ¢ | | get sufficiently warmed up to stop ¢ e) ? National league umpires believe that the Giants’ success in winning the pennant this summer has been largely due to the fact that seldom has the team been weakened _ PERCY COVE. BinG—See thet your work te yo8 aae' ‘inleniag ot ot the loss of players because of too DEVELOPING, 1 Hee 9 Rett, and the strenuous objection to decisions. The arbitrators are of the belief that McGraw gave instructions alaughter that he would do the kicking and | On first close decision Mo take the punishment. While Me- |Graw protested strenuously Re Graw’s absence for three days or a/alising that every game meant a week 1s a handicap, it does not de | great deal, the arbitrator listened moralize the club as much as the) then ordered play to resume, MeOraw continued to protest. 7 | Meyers and others. ijger means is inability to get out} but went, Francisco Miller and Berry; Fite ‘Thomas. ‘Morning Game. 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Whe mi tion and prices, ven in advance, ind see that Dr. work. DR. J. BROWN 700 FIRST avZE. own your taking his turning around several voice his opinion of the ruling Finally as he m hia exit, Mat ty, who had been working like « beaver back of the stand, stepped to the box, ready to do his best He made the first man pop up and the coaching lines. it is posal for them to direct the the grand stand near the play- bench, without infringing on McGraw never overlooks a One of the arbitrators tells of a wick When Buying RIFLES| | Shotguns or Ammunition Don’t Fall te See Theo. Wilts Co. 1012 Firet Ave. Seattle. Tr We flatter ourselves that we have in our employ the best gun- smith in the Northwest. Bring us your gun repairs and we will prove ft. Rubber and Oil Slipons, Athletic Goods, Etc. 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