The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1913, Page 2

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, — COMPARISON OF TWIRLING RECORDS OF TWO GREAT PITCHING STARS SHOWS THAT How OLD MASTER KNOWS MORE ABOUT THE ART OF WINNING THAN HIS FAMOUS RIVAL sn while ease, ¥¢ The pitching records of fh ve co thet 1 Johnson hae won 26 and lost Johnson has figured in 33 have coaxed a walk off the big pourisl| oe Galaga PERTIN ENT GOSSIP CAMPBELL GETS Soham the wondere pale | tee sn ir ni 6 games to d ames. He has fanned 163, and ant twirler, ithy | | although addition and eubtrac the question; “What did Matty Matty's eye Is truer. Johneom tion would ten@ to prove other. win ont” | hae walked 35, wi Hie noodle Only 16 men Office 114 Jackson St. | many men, and held his oppo Christy has been In 20 games, | nicely, Matty looks like Paap food st! nente to 60 lees hite than | fanned only 76, and his oppo- dinary pitcher, but when the ally a0 a — re SO E Mathewson to win those 26. | nents grabbed 202 hits, just crucial test comes, he ig gues 8° PANTAGES There le only one answer to seven hits a game. ferent Matty: rope re . mies An 01 > We observe that some of the Seattio baliplayers who have been b e . poun AR’ I ‘ER }im the game for years are progressing about ax much as @ woodpecker | nied ¥ . Ca, bel trying to drill a hole in an tron trolley pole. . po ME ee ; ¢ demon® . .s 7. \ The Great Magician | Er z ‘or hh tch on Labor ers OTHER BIG FEATURES Youth may be served, but it will have to walt around a long time! . 2 Bed eng po gost a 0 id 10c and 206 before Pug Bennett caves in, | Dundee will meet the Hebrew in| duce tt se & 20round bout at Vernon, the aor we Rivers-Cross go, canceled because : ; | | 4 of @ cold claimed for Rivers by his —~. > . their It has been suggested that Ed Hagen, the cop-fighter, Join the ood - be ft 4 bed | . y giv BULL BROS | pottcoman's band sche may develop a punch beating the base drum, an match being substituted for the never gh e 2g | | Cold turndowns of Nietory: | Bil Pa aft and Henry Martini manager, Joo Levy, The battle will) pundre’ Just Pr nters| mark Dundee’s debut into the light rea » 4 scrawn) MAIN 1043 It has been remarked that Seattle Is still In the race, What race| weight ranks strong, NOIS THIRD jo they mean? PS ee ge | If Dundee defeats Cross he may \ Bamose es appear a week later against Ad ‘ —— A man that chews a stick of dynamite until he gets blown to bite! lWaleast. if Groen te VistaeiGes, oc ly \ ALBERT HANSEN may bo a “biasted” fool, but what Is the Seattle pitcher who grooves | Sion aiit<ta aie’ Socket Rivers the ball in @ pinch? i Into the ring with him on Admits 7 Jeweler a: . Silversmith oe eee | sion Day, or possibly a later date. | For Is Now Locate, At His Every so often some Northwestern league scout digs up a phenom ine | New Store that he ts pleased to call a slugger, but he seldom tells us whether safd| | deliv player slugs the pill, the um or the other players . ' sért! — ——————— Whenever we get tired of working for a living, we are going to VI ’ join the Seattle t as a pitcher and then spring the “sore arm” alibi) By virtue of W. A. MeHurney’s} s UNDE Don’t Read This! to: i remainder of tho season i retirement from tennis for a year, | un ti Looks | : ‘ rt “vee @ ' . on orders from his physician, Clare 902 Peo T aly 5-ce Leg: peer Sd Dodge, Cincinnati, was hit by a pitched ball in the game with Bow {Shannon and Hugh Kelleher, have | ~ censed” OF) ton Tuesday,. All of which goes to show he Is not living up to his name 7 come into the doubles champton-| a Ret. Pike and Union on Third Ave Being aware that Hensling, the Tacoma shortstop, averages an hess compelled him and his part oat Three completo changes of pro-|error a game, it appears to us t f chances away her, Bam Russell, to default to Gane 6 gram weekly oe SFr Shannon and Kelleher Tuesday Olid am, 2 His first exhibition as a Victoria pitcher was awful, but Tuesday, afternoon They were to play off 1. Fitchner was able to pitchner the plate, and won the finale match, which had been ‘Westlake 2 ew 6 | postpofed from last Saturday, eet We learn that after Walter Johnson was presented with a loving The default gives Shannon and trains § cup recently that it was filled with coins. We know athletes Kelleher the match and the name| erman uae $ who upon being given a loving cup would immediately hasten to @ Eddie Moy of t two players will be en 0 place where they would get it filled with a nice a r liquid. | : graved on the silver cups as th a a ee | Ray Campbell, the local lght-|Champion doubles team of pAcitic HAD HE THE “PIPP"? ght, and F Moy, Freddie | #tate rnd 99 Se sparrin, | Pipp. We chuckle so loudly ov at a Joke we could m fy a lbround bout at the| SEARS-ROEBUCK TANI this fact that we are unable to set tt down i : ares % LEAGUE WINDS UP } HILL] I. The attempt to collect duty on the Davis cup from Maurice Mc Loughlin shows how much some peor tistike tennis I oe, @ q rda iT ark the A big celebration at South Park Thousands of men and The pitcher that goes too many times to the well may come to po 20, when Wels * b . ne grief, but not as quickly as the 1 r that goes too often to the DAF. | injure Pas ) women have. said this eee yp = Seg ere neludi hitting, DENTIST SHOOT TO KILL a procheta Wo brs ce ng the same thing—The secret of Decanniere has been fired by ‘Frisco, of the Coast league. He also ; Mt am aa.{° K n cofwar con 4 B gBioag Are. Unies Biewe. | got “de can “ere.” ; ; the | eats. sailor’ relay, married men's| A ‘ ; Mtteation “to my Dental Prec: cores : ptton of | f00t Face all game between this old German Lager’s pot That white slave scandal shows that California can raise rackets ne " gh the Pirate fone winners, 4 es , 5 a r team, has been arrang saan Sh i very tell agli eat dein weir ene hahaa ae oe . - dais, ia’ the form of wateh| success is found in every ive without cha | Just how long Dell will be allowed to lose games for the Seattle ht t nt S est & o be presented to the : ; for, Yor to eo to = club is a matter of spe ng the fans now ; ataean eae ‘ of the victor sy bottle. Get the trial case and Dave an examination me and learn ay prices ae pe BY = i aaa " hh a ft J oe - : * it . ns E j ; “ ak ENE al tg ss ss eattie’s past performance on the Vancouver lot is any indi y sO + is Sant te do your wore cetices ve| cation, this week's series Is to be a continuation of the } Car ‘ by telephoning Sidney 7§ ure and see my picture tn my sten ati have been handed us for the past fow weeks. The Ch ve " we a ante Beware of Fake Dr Browns we suggest that the curtain might as well drop » 1 t ck ts b wed to be | Eawta J. Brown, D. D & 7s 38 . stic discard for all time tod Beattie Leading Dez tist. Bill Wilson, the former Seattle outfielder, and the Los Angeles ment | his defeat here last night ‘113 First Aye. club are still exchanging communications. Bill hopes to land a job) ” by Gilbert, & Cincinnati _ || —_ | before the close of the season. heavy weigh Schreck quit at the PA sy og — ot aoe astihk. Pendants 4 of the thirteenth round. Leo Togeri, the Seattle club's latest acquisition, has wired Dug bert outclassed him from the # he will be unable to report this season, as Dug wanted, but will join the The bout was scheduled to go 16 the coming spring. Togeri played first base for Hanford, Cal.) rounds. but is now in Phoenix, Artz. Weiser Dell loat his sixth consec: eeeee ntive game pitching agrinat. Van-| COW WRANGLER IN RING Schuitz, who has been signed for next season by Detroit, tried Couver Tuesday Vancouver won ANGELES, H 20.—Los| | underhanded pitching against the Champs. The score indicates that 10 to 2. Dell was taken out at the| hy y sit as a on ‘ {t worked all right. end of the # 1, Reardon finish {day pugilistie + 6'e..6 ies —_ ing the gam Today and for the f Ball Young. cittle ees Far, far be It from this column \r der of the week the two] wrs Wyoming, and movie . to comment invidiously on the eam play in Vancouver. Score i scheduled to fiat! we mnouen |e Bu BEAT OREGON KID rl Wecht ces nowins Stactunes all makes, | mental vigor of the aversge base po \ th rounds with SEATTLE, U-s- re, ball bug. But none the leas some ; man who now = $3.00 and up. of the more rabid, the more! CHICAG A ° : | 0 m Jones and th ; AGO, Ang. 20.—Engine trou , nee and the New Machines rented, $2.00 per) ritant ones are welrd and fran- ple defeated the Oregon Kid, of , ; ; of working for a living month. tie —_ propositions. Frr-instance. Port} in the finals for the WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.) i045 of the citits of the big American 26-fo0t motagboat cham bag elgg: ong ag leagues have the new complete pionship, held here Tuesday after y 1 ; c r scoreboards showing every play, noon. Baby Speed Demon, Com. “ : every flight of the ball and every 2 1 modore J. §. Blackton, won the decision. The thing is operated ra j en bits any fan is permitted to enter| The distance of the r 2 von = 2 Ss — and get all the enjoyment he can| miles other competitors in| i ey Ea Our Special 50c out of the entertainment. The|the finals were, the Kitty Hawk 1% P : *. . writer not long ago was privileged | and Van Blerck, another Oregon | Chicken Dinner to observe one of these “absent-| poat | te . ' 8 in such a way that no attendant is The Oregon Kid, one of the four! Served from 11 a. m. to 8 p.m. Hl treatment” games and there hap-| me | lin view and yet each play is ac-| starters, was leading the Baby| i in Seatti PT a . Oe eect esoe Fieh, [| Paned, to be a number of very! M’LOUGHLN WILL curately presented, giving the most Speed Demon by a margin of sev. loyal fans present. And several , : Steaks and Chops ve staze| DEFEND HIS TITLE)*: z ne fur Y M H 0 f Th Be if 1 P PRES TATEST MOTION [| 40%B In front at an exciting stage | : ae mi ou Must Have Une o ese Beautiful Pennants on nwoue> 1422-1426 First Avenue joer hag ag tha i idea eral seconds, when trouble with of what is happening at the game|the engines compelled the Kid to Our 25¢ Regular many miles away. For the ex ond out. The Oregon Kid made ‘ ceedingly reasonable sum of twolthe fastest time for a sing PICTURES—FREE | cow mt to the pitcher, hoot PORT, R. 1, Aug. 20 Woeal and inetrumental Concert ee tao cht comands tas. short | Maurloe McLoughita and Thomas | ; ‘ i e stop when he foozled the ball, be undy, national tennis cham nt tea Wi * BY— soe a nant ciate a bower tho tn:| Plons, will defend thelr title today | Reardon's ein Secure One With Four Coupons Prof. Jacana Orchestra Bl ning previous. Nothing in the sem againet i oo othe k Py iste) pir — jae sem | Coast cracks, J Strachan and - ee 4 |blance of a ball player was to bo | Coast cracks rachan and| From The Seattle Star and 15 Cents |seen on the board at all; simply |¢ ; ; In addition ir a Other N. | player. But the dyed-in-the-wool | include play for the national inter-| er Northwest ot |] ize x inches ones had as many thrills as though | Scholastic championship. The five | the real game was being played |C0**t players, McLoughlin, Bundy.| SPOKANE, Aug. 20.—The cellar there before them Johnste Strachan and Griffin all! champions took another game from |survived Tuesday's round of sin-|the Tigers, winning Tuesday's bat-| SOCCER FOOTBALL _*!"s fie, 6 to 4, “odtanlty waa of form The best match of the day Tues yokane . ae 8 11 2 PLAYERS TO MEET | aay was that Norris | Tacoma : AY ee ee | ——— Williams, a membe ® vietor Batteries Smith and Hannah A meeting of the Northwestern | fous Davis enp team, and G. E.|MeGinnity and Crisp oe oll: Amalgam Filling Soccer Football association is to be | Touchard, Williams took the match, | . The best grade of amalgam is use| held in the new headquarters, 711| 7% &4 16, 64, 7-6 VICTORIA, Aug. 20.—The Bees y us. The tooth is put in proper ri « r are not giving the Portland Colts al dition, ‘before the” fillings. are sesael hes tonight, for e ver | THEY’RE SORRY TO [any encouragement as contenders | 00. pose of discussing plans for the . |for first 1 honors, the locals | ° halla ibebeta: hs» pdaitiooal LOSE BUD M'IVOR [iting tne. necond. game. of the] (1) rowns, teams have manifested 8 desire to] WALLA WALLA, Aug. 20—Lo Moi 4to2 itl geval enter the league, most success#-| cal fans are today regretting the —s Thi i h ki d f To obtain good service f: bad PO} « q 2 py Teabtalp Road service trom bad: !fut season of tho organization isl failure of Hemy Martin! tor make | POrUand oe. eee is is the kind of pennant you have it then fill it, and afterwards crown | looked for this year. | good with the Seattle club, as Mar atteries Fitchner and Shea; | * 5 and ams 2 . Fog’ Witt Se aucprided Sethe SECNCy | mange ee ysleaieing, to become|tint’s return hero signals’ the fo.) ™*7® And King. Williams always paid 65cfor. It is the best offer of such @ tooth. — of yr league are entitled | parture of Pud Melvor nred | to send one delegate to the meet-| from Seattle, who waa rapidly. be § - h d d 4 ing. Beside delegates from the Soutie ses of py aa dn pant | seme we have éVer made our readers. ri gewor s present clubs in the league, repre-|toauers. Tuesday the veune Srat.| oon 3 Te requiree considerable ot experi-| Setation is expected from Everett,| tle boy, who was traded for Mar |Viewrla vslcliit « 1 Look for the Pennant Coupon in The Daily Star. Send in your sub- ens Convince Writes work sotnetty | Tacoma, Ravensdale and other out:| tint on an optional agreement, again | Tao" “ Gi : ‘otiod and have th . : : Gur specialists can match your teeth | #ide towns pitched Walla Wala to victory. Ho|°”**” 7 ( scription and have the paper delivered to you daily so you will be sure and and place in the missing teeth of eee nceneinesnemernns set North Yekin ig se . a5 PR " : Porcelain or Gold so that you will! geaTTLE PLAYERS WIN [beat North Yakina, who had Boat AMERICAN receive your coupons daily. have the best service from them. 4 EVERETT, Aug. 20.—All_ the] me core, ° rence > ual os “he: are , FullSets Teeth, $5 Up | es: pis7¢ aM Wa Gaines [eS | Clovetana These pennants are of the best wool felt and absolutely correct as to wi de! Ited I Fiske,| SMOKED OUT BEES; zo oh datecs ‘ 6 2 a} i sade ake ot en see ee im Ge smaléate te tue opening | BEATRICE Neb. pers s3pee ? color and design. They will form a pretty ornament for your den or dining ere wee that pied cocha ke ity | round of play in the Western| While carpenters were ongas vot : room, houseboat, bungalow or living ro yi r Bera, eelacts EAN Cast a teil | Weeki than ty enters | While carpenters were engaged tn |B ints iceutukuewen” ¢ toom and will appeal to vou even Hea the work. a aa ment, which began here Tues house at Roc this county danty Wit fe repaired’ fren ng afternoon. Prominent aman th ithey set fire to buflding, w mck - : These pennants will brigt y Witt 1 Shares af any Lim ye yey, | Seaitle players was Clare Shannon, PeeFl pugreig bel re om Taoat. Pet 1€ : il brighten any spot. ith them you can assemble =| Who defeated Cy W. Jordan, 6-4, 64. covered by insures | Phtladerphta "+. : #0 handsome table covers. beautiful portieres, sofa covers, wall blankets and a | 3 | —for FREE examination and esti Peteiniony sae Sir 1 - vii £ ' hundred and one other unique decorations. ee = SOME LOCAL B. B. ODDITIES t dasseerncese Gh. Md A different pennant will be offered each week OH | CUT =| 41 Give never woars nis straw hat when pitching Viste ee . Pennants can be secured at The Seattle Daily Star Office, 1307 7th Ave. Lee Strait only uses one bat when hitting. . . RATE! 222, Wally never ses ‘oun glaeees, Pont Fy Cu ae , If ordered by mail enclose five cents extra for postage for each pennant. Jackson always touches first base with his foot when recetving a| Sacramento 7 2 Do not mail in advance orders, They will not be filled until Pennants are issued. Order T throw from an infielder. «Angelos : ; By ae D EN is | Hunky Shaw always runs to first base first as 1 Pennants weekly Bobby James always makes a dash for the plate when attempting |« ‘ fi . Do not order back Pennants. They are all sold. Hversity to steal home . . Nill never wears his glove on his throwing hand aie Montane note are usually found Ed Kelly always throws the ball to the batter when pitching Washington 6, Cleveland 1 ey - sont ads in the “Lost and Charlie Fullerton never intentionally gives a base on balls with the ae ihe lack Salta HLUNUAVEVATAVATUAUAUAANUNUTUOUAUAANUAUEUOUUUU ‘ un jum a6 CI - By column, bases full, Fbiladelphia 4, Detroit a, y ® 6