The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1912, Page 2

THE CUB REPORTER AS YOU ARE TO BB SPORTING EDITOR,~ ScooP- LT wi Bf NECESSARY TOINS' You in THE VARIOUS | SPORT DEPARTMENTS SCOOP The difference between finely tailored, made-to-measure Glothes and the ordinary ready Made is so marked that men Who would be well dressed can hot afford to wear the latter We >} an extraordinary large stock of the choloest suit {ngs and staples on the market for $25,$30 $35 Why not place the talloring [| ef your fall suit In our hands? FROST & CO. the spectators, NATIONAL New York 4 RAIN WINS "ONCE MORE If the weather man wil! only give | them half a chance, the Seattle and Spokane teams will renew their postseason series today, and the ladies will be admitted free to the game, Rain prevented a game yes | torday, and the series still stands }1 to 0 for Spokane. These games| were to be a benefit for the | rs, who hoped to pick up a little getaway money for the hard win ter, but the amount of change thus) p> far received hasn't pald the week's waffle bill. 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Now’ ready with the new fall patterns in Shirts, late novelties — in Neckwear and other Furnish- ings for Men, ' TO ADVANCE AND THEN YEN Cau. furnished plenty of tat sport for! | | $33|Coulon and lilyn game yesterday, but hot | Wisconsin Seeeeeeaeeeeeteeeeeeeeeeee eee se THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1912. OF THe PRAM \T is SOM @ Doc TOR, CHANGE SELLS UB STOCK CINCINNATI, Oct, 5.--Purther in dication that Frank Chance — will have no connection with the Gubs th = Pot, | {8 1918 was recelved here today In 47.484, the Announcement that his stook tn 68 .613\the Chicago National league club! Ss 404 has been purchased by Harry Ack- tt ‘ase erlend, president of the Pleiseh $1¢/ mann Distilling Co. Pittebure. a7 The purchase price is not revealed Ackerland is a close friend of Bar- ney Dreyfus, principal owner ef the 693) Pittsburg club. Coulon Would Meet Campi| LOS ANGELES, Oct. 4-That/ Bantamweight Champion Johnny Eddie Camp! of San Francisco will probably furnish the next championship go in the West) was ip announced that he had heard from ithe Basterner and that be was ng to meet Campi here when ultable e oo m not ard follow to do business with,” writes Coulon, “and believe we can come to terms with | | a little dickering.” | Tria Speaker of the Bost Sox and Larry Doyle of th York Giants have been pret with automobiles by a Detrot ich took a vote among EI port writers and decided two men were the most use: around players of the 1912 Doyle wa spiked in the burt. He wilt be in trim f world sertes. Mortimer Roberts won the trophy and Harry Endicotl challenge cap t road race meeting at Mil yesterday, Hoth drove Mason) celal care. Hughle Hughes, fa’ in the Pabst race, mado the paoe until engine trouble forced hing out The receipta of the first world series game are expected to total $40,000 1912 CHAMPIONS IN ALL LEAGUES North weatern—-Beattle. National—New York. American—Boston. Southern—Birmingham American Asso.— Minneapolis, Wostern—Denver. International—Toronto. Connectiont—New Haven. South Atlantic—Jacksonville, Tri-State—Harrisburg. Texas— Houston, Central league-—Fort Wayne. Central Asso.-Ottumwa, Canadian—Ottawa. Western Tri-State — Walla Walla. Carolina Asso.-—Anderson. M. I. N. K-—Clarkaville. Central International—Dulath Virginia—Roaneke, « Michigan State—Manistee. N. Y¥. State—Utica. New England—Lawrence. Appalach: —Bristol Blue Grase—Frankfort South Michigan—Adrian, Cotton States—Vicksburg-Co ® lumbus. $ Union As#o.—Missoula, Sede Min in Min Min in Sen in She in in Sdn Se nn in in nd hn in tn eee 5 KRAEMER BACK FIELD WEAK, SAYS DOBIE BY R. C, WRIGHT Gilmore Dobio, maker of Unt- versity of W ington football teams, stated Wednesday after prac- tlee, “There will be weak spota in the team this year, and they will be In the back field: Roth of the quarterbacks aro new Fed 4 Jacquot, though he hasn't pi “4 football since he was in Tacoma high school three years a, promising as fullback; byt, to his injured side, he . wo able to get into the serinima: the first of next week. Senile! is playing right half, iq.@ youngster, and Bud Young js ing up well in the kicki the game, as well as having of nerve in his position of:hal Dick Decive, the plump, tad booted the ball some for th ity last year, was runnin; the track Wednesday swi sweaters and heavy red, bandages in an éffort to the the spare tallow which 7tifn| his bones, The Varsity teams work hind closed gates Wednesda: yesterday the students ‘hi chance to size up the teag®for themselves, Saturday there © will be a game between the first and second teams. LIPTON TO TRY FOR CUP AGAIN LONDON, Oct. 4.—-Still deter: mined to “lift the cup” from 4amer- joa, Sir Thos, Lipton is today en route to New York from England on the steamer Caronia to frame an acceptable challenge. Sir Lipton already has spent more than $1,500,000 tn his effort te be victor in the international y@oht races, pa ¥ id be fixed.) FOOTBALL, FOOTBALL, THAT'S THE GAME FOR ME, SLAP EM IN THE ANKLE—KIGK|°EM IN THE KNEE. How THE IDEA OF THE ame V9 THUS = Ou ADVANCE. WITHA THE, PIGSICIN AND ITS TE VP TO ME To STOP You 50 The Hub RIVALS MEET SUNDAY ~ Liquor Co, team wit! ALL READY play the Jaffe Liquor Co, nine Sun 6, on }mond at 14th av, and Jefferson at. day morning, Oct SULPHURRO FOR WERT All Draggists Ct it you leare from o(her teackh- " - a «@ tvan Miller, Billy F DANCING HIPPODROME, NEW DANCING PALACE. 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