The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1913, Page 7

—_— THE STAR—SATURDAY, SE DEER SEASON TO (Jake Daubert, Leading Hitter of National League, ATR RAMONES! PTEMBER Presbyterian 16 . et ; | . izes Up Uiants itchers ror Worlds CFIES; SAYS |, sever Seartie vowing tours 5 ince tnttle ‘races eehediied Seventh and Spring 4 " have received invitations from Ta-|for The Meadc inday, Ocwhe | | M coma bowlers for an intercity com will be held at Madison park in | germon next Sunday |/ GAME PLENTIFUL arquar S$ t e est an uts att ewson econ p tition to be he in that city about stead, and the progr am carried out j J, R. Macart 16 middle of the coming seanor in its entiret otel Wash yas by Rev , : A league will be ized in the ingto® Annex tre a free-for-all ‘. aa DP, will be entitled wih. ak ane a By Jake Daubert | 4 ? City of Dewtir tamnte wade evunt tor ROAVY Onrh Gt & AIstADED ‘hed Tr WIN@” : mcd ae Grows CEeen Statement by National League's Leading Batter |to stage the est bowling of 20 miles, will be the feature race g CHURCH THA which. opened Sept. 16, rapidly draw. | If Jack Coombs can piteh in his old form, the Athletioa have better Jehamplonehips tt elt of the 4 sunday oven. |/{n& to @ close, Seattle hunters are than an even chance to beat the Giants in the world’s series, but with-| nce ne . Baer | gue sermon next Sunday now taking pilus for the cpeutug|°" him i believe the Giants will win CALGARY, CAN., has adopted the copper currency, and pennies : ‘ep discuss the 3 the bin game Gebeem, whieh ob iby 6 ank and Benedict are mighty good pitchers, but will be worn out} are accepted on street cars, for municipal taxes and in retall shops. st mee | be sm . . ch oo | by the American league race and won't be in the beat shape even with A sign of a grown city ; | any | AMA CHRISTIAN curs on October 1 a long rest 7.20 On and after that date, contin The Athletics outclass the Giants tn batting strength; their infleld | ' | | wy Wl | 1 gins at te bett | | | ; gerrice De iow tanned uing until the close of the season,|'* Detter and outfield on.a par with McGraw's | | HIT HH i| 1} | iI : greryone cordially In |/1t will be lawful to shoot -upland But the Giants excel in the box 1 thie will count a lot. Mar | TT NATH Ui < | birds, water fowl and deer The Mathewson, Fromme, Tesreau and Demaree, In the way T rank} | ne enneeenssnnanee ——— r season closes Dec and the # pitchers | on. : —-z! season for water fowl Jan, Mach aTauard Is beat because ho t# a lefthander, and the majority of | ack'# men Game ts repo plentiful this year and many 1 hunters have returned with a limit bag of blue Al Clay Products are certain restrictions which do not appear in the state laws, contained tn the federal laws | governing the season on water fowl ——_— epee [It ts provided tn the federal law St. Pao! Stove R that migratory birds can be kil & Plumbing Ca, onty betw sunrise and sur There are few persons who millar with what constitute: rise when there is no sun in the sky The King county game commis ston probably will have a table printed for distribution, giving the } time of sunrise and sunset on each day during the open sea son, between October 1 and Jan uary 16 | On the opening day, October 1 sunrise will be at 6:09 ar sunset at §:50 p.m, On the « day, Jan sunrise will 7:52 a. n set at 4:49 pt has the finest in the world? There ia a nee of one hour and 43 mint October 1 and BETTING IS EVEN in sunrise between January 15 & HULEN qenndand Spring Third Floor N YORK, Sept Retting Something new |opened here today at even money and wonderful,/on the coming series between the land the only Chi-|New York Giants and the Athletics nese Medical Co.)for the world serics The Glants that has its Reg-|have the National league champion istration TRADE-|ship pra: ally ¥ must wit me to clinch the w per one more § MARK at ington, D. C., in| nant America. The! Retting commissioners have wade Medical|of money to place on MoeGraw's Oceidenta’ o disease known, for | squad to win the world’s series, but gon children, old and|American league money ts scarce @3 Third Ave, second | The condition of Doyle and Snod Extrance Paxton Hotel. | Krass fs worrying the fans, but Me free. If you cannot |Graw says they will be found tn the GUARANTEE to cure opening game of the series on Oc tober diseases. u sie HOLD IST SMOKER 4, Hing, Gen. Mgr. The first smoker of the season was held at the Seattle Athletic letub Friday night, before a dix lerowd. There were 18 rounds of | boxing. Andy Duvall met A. So . both | S. A. C. boys, at 145 po and| was awarded the verdict a: the end lof four rounds. Sontag took conald lerable punishment, Duvall hitting him practically at will There were no knockdowns An extra round was called for In ithe Buster O’Net!!-Dick Chandler go | O'Neil! was given the decision after four rounds. G. Abrams defeated Cliff Davidson in three rounds Archie Clinton won from Richard son {n four rounds, and Tom Schultz deat Dooling In four rounds. | Other Northwest Games| VANCOUVER, Sept The} Bees were unable to stop the Peay |lers and the flag winners took an 5} | other game Friday, _—*: to 0 epnsypst ani i H. E. | Vancouver ....... a 3 Victoria .... . | Mas... . 2} Batteries—Hall and Konnick; " || Pitchner and Shea. | TREATMENT || co IMPAIRED VITALITY ONLY || THAT n SPOKANE, Sept. 27.—-The Colts landed on Douglas Friday, winning lithe game, 4 to 3, and retaining sec \ond piace for at least —— day.| } . H. E} Portland .....-..eseeees 41% 1 Gpokane ..........------ 3 6 1 Batterios—Mays and Williams; | Douglas and Altman. UIMET WINS AGAIN BROOKLINE, Mass, Sept, 27.- Francis Oulmet, the youth who re- |cently won the open golf champion- ship of American here, added to vot an deal del 0 Sal OFFRETL OTL BA RL Sel dD PH OD Ba: laurels Friday when he met defeated Jerome D. Travers, na \tlonal amateur golf champion Wath | Drior to his match with Travers,| Your furnishea room sult Ouimet and his partner, P. H. 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Si | mek Se phe, aa | COAST LEAGUE Pea ke Won, Lost eh ee 7a a ae non Harris, © tierce. ¢ 4 ° ‘ 3s Girot, B Bea EL) " Totals wi 1 6a Eee : . n eos se teeeen: éeeenee AMERICAN LEAGUE Seattio 01000001 Washington 3, New York 0. hite—Raymond, | Boston 10, Philadelphia 4. Mruck out—Fy Nt ie 2, Chicago §. innate oa baile —oft| ,Claveland-Detrolt game postponee it left-hande Rube's Jump ball unhittable when he ta right. He has terrific Judging or timing the jump of his ball, IT have tried time and again, without success Sometimes it Jurnpa two inches, sometimes 61x Hia drop t# Just as effective, It salle straight and true, and when you swing and miss the ball you feel foolish, The drop varies like the jump ball. If | were three game and drop are almost speed, and there ts no MeGraw This w Rube can stand tt I'd start Marquard and let him pitch at least I} mean every other day, but with a long reat the A t Matty If the Athletics were a right-handed hitting team, he would my star, but wonderful pitcher that be ts, Matty ts handicap ped against the left-handers Matty ts the pitchers, Me has speed control and A marvel re tt can be hit, but be puts Outguessing Matty bral e ball wh something on it that makes tt go to the fielders is & joke—on the batter I choose Fromme aa third beat Le ts one of the greatest pitchers tn the gam He never had a chance tn Cincinnatt, but, with the Giants behind him, he ia a wonder, He in steady and expertenced, has great speed contro! and a good change of pace, with an underbana ball that is one of the most mystifying | ever saw bet Tesrean ts one of the best spit ball pitchers tn the business, but he lacks control this year I think for this reason McGraw will hesitate to use big Jeff unles: has to Der ivery and about as good 4 bit inexperienced, and will t piteher hers to tter work than the Achleties 1 the crowd tn the Polo grounds’ center field] ng team has found it difficult to bat against on the centerfield seats were filled fn timing the sewing of the bat to the flight ball, and at the Polo grounds, because of the background of peo- {t ts almost for visiting players to time their swing. They lose the ball {n the blur of faces tn the bleachers, The Giants are} 1 to this, and {t doesn't bother them so much an {tt does a/ impossible RANDOM _ SHOTS There are a lot of ginks who are bush ket Nash ft Is to be hoped they did not gnash their teeth over the mat ter, Bend over, Rollo, this ax ts perfectly painiey . always crabbing Yet they're the same about our league club. fellows who call up the nawspaper and all night ernoon They are picking this fellow Doug- lan as the best bet tn the ctreult, but we notice he is getting his bumps right along. At It Again | 2 2 insignificant rec @ number of Tacoma fans to find out what happened in kane. by this Newton 4 at today’s game to Newt dis watch Kelly and Kurfoas work. The « in Friday's game that the last time these two little fellows Indians shattered the season's rec- hooked up the game went 14 {no ord for the number of runners left on the paths, Only one Red died ning» without a score. The Champs won tn the 15, 1 to 0. on the paths during the entire * ee game. Catcher Harry Meek hae had a a_%..-& hard time getting an all-star team together to meet the Beavers, as most of the fellows are leaving for home immediately after the conclu sion of the season Sunday eee The Bengal players hauled young Coen into a soft drink establiah ment Friday and informed the youthful shortstop that a dish had been named after him, and that he should “stand” In celebration of @ an event He did, and the Seattic and Vancouver ha ensor passed around “lee no p poned games Cream” cones. off, and only one gam eee played here Sunday ° || plays at home Sunday, meeting Tragie the Victoria Bees A wrestler stood and heaved a | |@ * sigh, | oe Coon made a brilliant catch In the second Inning, when Jackson batted |\a short fly back of third. Every body thought the ball would drop safe, but by « crand sprint, and an accurate stab, Coen grabbed it and | robbed Jackson of a hit. | . . | Bobby James always hits at the! right time. His bingle in the sec-| ond touched off the fireworks, and before the last man was retired, three runners trotted over. . . And wiped away a tear Said he, right thirstily my, I'm hungry for a beer.” “Oh, ° e eee Every day gives us more evidence of what an utter idiot Doc Osler was. Frrinstance, the in the Van couver Beavers. Look at the old scoundrels winning pennants. ee We were surprised to hear that the Cubs had released Pitcher Va landingham Hieronymus. That te a whole lot to let go of all at one time Megaphone Miller predicts a big) year for Martini next season. Mar-| ltint appears to be hitting the ball eee harder and uses more judgement Ouch! } His atngle and two-bagger Friday Since the Toledo team failed to' were beauts. VARSITY ELEVEN TO MIX WITH EVERETT cord stirred up the fright. The students » even agree with the coach, in view on of the lack of veterans on this year's « squad, that prospects for another! Although the Varsity has a of having grabbed the confer gridiron championship each » for the last five years, never losin h game, the purple and gold wearers|champlonship are by no means of the moleskins will participate tn | bright 2 game this afternoon without the : least bit of confide ». Washing Mie isabie te. Sree high Mal Te Oe SOLE HIM AWAY soo Bimmer “ong the a igh Ra SP ers and students alike are fearing | ¢ & Perguson, wife of a rich real the result Jestate man, has sued Mrs, Florence Everett has a strong eleven this| Smalley, widow of Victor Smalley season, and the fact that Doble has/the playwright, for $50,000, charg. og alienation of her husband's af- new team this season has) fections. entirely NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Wor | YES, WE WON, BuT| Lost. Pet 7 " ; eee Although the Champs succeeded | pyccma i as again in taking the Bengals Into | spokane i camp, there is no change in the) league standing to AMERICAN LEAGUE Northwestern day. Portland also won Friday. 8) py.) attle walloped the Tigers, 4 to 1.) ci Score: Won. Lost. Pet os Toman. NATIONAL phia 6-9, Bo Chica Brooklyn &. Phiiade Pittabure 6 New York 4 Cities Phone Main | 1 Res Thone Kenwood ROBERT CURTIS cued ENO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Los Angeles 10, Sacramento 6. | providing the guaran Jake Daubert P.N.A, MEET HERE That Seattle will secure the next big track and field meet to be } under the auspices of the P. N. A {a the opinion expressed today by Frank Vance, athletic director of the Seattle Athletic « Vance will boost this city as the meeting place at the annual con ference of the P. N. A. offictals, which will be held in Seattle Sun day The next P| N A wrestling champtonsh place elther in Pon torin. 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