The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1913, Page 7

livery BULL BROS. MEYERS AND YOUNG Just Printers, SCHANG FANS’ PICK RVERETT shar INTERURBAN RAILWAY ATATILE TO EVEE Sm tet}and Moyers e200. bo abe Frelent leaves doth clttee #00 pom 1 " 7 T Probable and t and the only ¢ Play to be called at nese Medical Co that has its Reg las istration TRADE nigear Wee vis MARK at Wash D. young Y floor. © Paxton | ohener tomorrow Consultation free. If you cannot) McGraw have two wtche call, write. GUARANTEE tocure penna: private diseases art-breaking 0. & O. MEDICAL CO, | Plank and Bender are the Moy J. Hing, Gen. Mgr = Mathewson NEW YORK, Every follower of the announcement barked Mathewson and Meyers Winner is first to capture four games o'clock, Eastern time Players share in receipts of first four games, Their share Mathewson, Ce no have been tr AS RIVAL CATCHERS By Hal Sheridan (Written for the United Pre Honder and Schang; Mathewron game here today belloved this would be the » seasoned throat of an umpire in the FACTS AND FIGURES ON WORLD'S SERIES Tuesday—Bender and Schang; 28, 60 per cent to Red Sox, who won, 40 Per cent to Giants, the losers. Total receipts last year, $490,449. Total attendance, 251,901 Number of games played last year, eight. National cor sion and clubs divide receipts after the first four games, which made earnings 915.91 for the clubs, year $49,044.90 for commission and $144 nie Mack and “Jawr 1 through long, hard and not found wanting only survivors of the Athletic team which faced the Giants under McGraw in 1905. member of the McGraw machine which won the world’s title that year. But these three stood out today as the real big factors In the series. Bender, cool, deliberate, cunning and master of the game; Mathewson, equal 1 y as cool, a deep student of the game, and a man who works with hie head as well as his arm—there who were ear! ay p ] Mack's array nd will share {n th Missing FIRST AND STEWART altho do is to wa But Mac Continuous Cabaret Vaudeville to win th From 3 to 12 ©. M. the home-run bat B—High Cines Entertainere—e {| \nt ney nd Shawkey, young pitchers TO EAT to step al Medea has Demaree ee Phil it was expected ts’ backers rely much But they have n on ou have the two men Big Doings open th ing Gianta as a “kille | her that the Giants have been tn the throes y | A seven-tinning —_—_——_— t rk S y |the chan | Seattle n or lard youths. The Majestica def Beach nine 4 to 3,/* ed the Ra in an excl finish, mark a great forward The came step in the efficiency at 10 o'clock, but as there was a de |3 of railroad service. lay tn the arrival of the players, They are massive, essary for the strong, comfortable and agers, smooth-running. D. D. Hamifon, The DAY COACHES and OBSERVATION trains of the | Raint colun: scored in thi }to, score in th |It appeared the batam man, | error, between |e Seattle and Portland are ALL STEEL. Steel coaches add | Totate much to the enjoy- ain'r ¥ ment of a trip. Let us tell you more about them. Call on or telephone J. H. 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Wal | won the game, ing a homer with are lineup was 1, ss; Jamen, Hunt, If; Ww tise, rH Melvor, All-Stars .... er rerres | 8 3 Bika ° . + 6 2 Batteries—Melvor and Wally olting and Duncan Does your furnished room suit |you? Advertise for a better one. | Use a Star dant ad. Angeles Cafe 1422-1426 First Avenue Imported Coburger 10c Per Glass Port Angeles Beer 5c Per Glass DANCING HIPPODROME Fifth and Untversity. 10-plece Union Ore! Dancing cht by Ce Teachers Phone Main 963 Eyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson St. ie A\ BANY Rei MLESS ALBANY CUT-RATE DENTISTS: Sills - EXTENDED _We need publi until January 1, 1914 ye ke will be antistactory and Pore Set of Teeth, Guaranteed QA Fit, now .. aveee saree Solid Gold or Porcelain 9) CLOWN ccsccececceece . ou Gold or Porcelain Bridge $9 Solid Gold Fillings. . The UP Silver Fillings ...... 50¢ UP '|Albany Cut-Rate Dentists * Hank Buliding Mike. Ww Second Blevator OUR Whi VILL BURP ro OUR WORK WILL PLEASE YOU, ready wson esday’s game at g staff of New York nkiin Baker, he of | -| For the f MAJESTICS WIN SEASON CLOSED THE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, Tee oruveryco. ff Lhirty Thousand Bugs 7 Expected to Witness Initial Clash at Polo Grounds ~sr=.|MATTY AND BENDER FAVORITES TO PITCH FIRST GAME) ~>¢j TATE'S Woman has won « baseball cham. pionship, nor, owner of the Milwauh Jof the American assoct r ath of b one of th Dn. two wom baseball ar of vision as won ®t onant | t ancients, the Millers | tho [wats OFF TO FIRST WOMAN TO WIN BASEBALL PENNANT MACK AND M’GRAW | TANGLE IN ‘RUBBER’ FOR WORLD’S TITLE By Hal Sheridan (Written for the United Pre le of the Ia word In base first at f the last word in nat isn @ Only an act of congress is lacking to Table @’hote Dinner, with pint ig conflict between the New York Giants and|ff of wine, Tbe a WO! out victorious. Both managers led thelr re More than 35,000 persons are expected to storm the Polo grounds to witness the game Tuesday. As the players share In the proceeds of the first four games, they will reap a harvest — as a result of the flip of the coin wh the Polo grounds instead of Shibe Polo grounds have a greater # and, with the first game here, as we'll as the Saturday game, estimated that the players’ share in the proceeds was In | ed $10,000 thereby l@ AMATEUR NIGHT h the conclust Tuesday's game, both teame ja, except in case of a tle, when the play-off, Never before was ther ing a program of autor as that on the half mi being thrown from which tumbled down a He was not se- wo foot embankment. riously hurt, however. Bill Giddings, mechanician In the Cadillac 8, driven by Ed Osiand, was spilled on the track when the Cadillac shook off a tire. The Buick, No. driver, went part way through t outer fence, but was brought to a stoo before It could roll down the erly test t Mrs. Agnes Havenor. t time in history, aby Havenor has The woman is Mra, Agnes Have- things to add to the treasury re © club serve since she was widowed Schalk, who ts , Arthur Seeles husband now for something in baseball, has 000 Sottenade from the The north turn furnished all the club for a far Hor tea “ c ’ 4 ner, to survive the day a mis Locomobile | straightaway, Thomas at WEST TO CLASH | WITH LINCOLN It ts with keen Interest that the high achoo! coaches aw ing game between the Li he com place at Dug's old park W Weat Seattle recent game it has a t test the relat quads of the » ia known of as did Adair, Overton an 1 Bagshaw SERIES IS ENDED Baseball in the Northwest came to a close Sunday afternc he Vancouver ( E Harry Meek's All-Star nine wour up their series with two games Dug s park. By taking th and tleing the B: the Stara took th ne # to three ing star tr ributing four Kar Sun hita, € a grounds, two doubles and a single. First Game Vancouver “Se ane Batteries: Kelly and Meek; In | ge: rgoll and Grindle | Second Game All-Stars Py ae. Mae Clark and Grindle ‘MEEK IS LEADER Two members of the Seattle club finished the 1913 season in the ranks of the select .300, Outfielder Martin! and Pitcher Gipe batted 38 and Harry Meck led th with finished four points abead of Kip pert Vancot proved the heavtest Seattle the best field n and Victoria the leading extra base hitters. SOCCER The Celtic and Carbonado elev Jens opened the 1913-1 son of the Northw yecer league in ttle Sun ternoon, the vis itors taking the o 6 to 1. Cel tics played below form Black Diamond invaded Tacoma urned victorious by a 9 to 0 score. The Seattle United defeated York on the Columbla city grounds 9 to 0 oO} i | LECTURE ON AUSTRALIA J. W. Arthur Kelley of Australia lwho 1s here to induce settlers to ake up land in the Antipodes, will gl stereopticon lecture on | Australia at Mc hall, Second av Jand Seneca st., Monday evening. A special landseekers’ party has bee! frranged to leave San Francisco and Vancouver, b, C, next mouth, the unfortuns Romano s Locomo-|the turn. The machine skidded at the trouble |swung partly around, smashed into || bile losing a t some third-quarter turn Romano a Wonder The Romano, driven by Barnes, with F. mechanician, a machine construction, which eight-cylinder thoroughly demonstrated thnt it 1s a machine which will bear watch- » track was too small to allow Barnes to open up. The Romano won the first event, in 11, and looked Ike a winner tn the CINCH FOR BEAVERS PORTLAND, Or. gins to look Ih was the stateme Credie of the Bew of Manager Mo hie Vent against time: Romano, 1:11; s last night be local | Stud re the concluding three weeks ate the Coast league season remains coln an! 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Ernest Gianetti, Proprietor h sent the first tussle to , ark, Philadeiphia The Cabaret Vaudeville ing capacity than Shibe park 8p.mtolam EVERY FRIDAY CASH PRIZES. preps played Wed-| ved alternately i gar the games will be 4 Contestants apply to B. K. Maitland, Director, Thursday, 2 p. m. PLENTY OF THRILLS | ice) Py," IN MADISON RACES ——— » racing mano, dropped out owing to mis-| One driver, Joe Thomas, was dis \the event for lik hospital, his ma t cars, a distance of 10 miles. The Cadillac lost a he results obtained from the tire and the Buick went into the! ,port time we have placed “Bloo@ fence Nerve Tonic’ on the market 10-| The Anstralian pursuit race Wa8|)ave been marvelous; the dealer by Staley. The Simplex drop-|nandiing them have the best of sues 1 ped out on en tro and the | cogs with the sale of these remedies, Locomobtie w ninated when @! ror the best tire was thrown on the turn | ietiea when you see @ Big Crowd Sees Races pat ¢ back after buying = Two thousand, five hundred per-|tria! box, with a smile on his face sons saw the races, The track wa8|and saying. “I want another box of thoroughly olled and prepared a8|piood and Nerve Tonic, for the firs® Manager Hiller had promised, but|}ox aid me a world of good,” them proved entirely too small to prop-| you kn: what the result has been, merits of the cars uch reports coming in every Joe Thomas took the place of| say, and so you can readily see that ank Bennett, who was fll, In the| suffering humanity can get @ very Ford No, 3. 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