The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1913, Page 7

Trms STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1913. 7 "ieee MATTY MEETS ANCIENT RIVAL; AGAIN MATTY, WINS ibfelwtee*" BEATS PLANK FOR THIRD TIME IN THEIR CAREERS BY IDENTICAL SCORE — ALBANY CUT-RATE a OLD ’ ' cATH TO STRALERS| WEST SIDE ELEVEN :) ENTISTS MASTER HOLDS [MAC K’S CATCHERS DEATH TO STEALER: | CHECK ON CONNIE’S — aaa SNOWED UNDER BY rs ~» EXTENDED. CREW OF SLUGGERS ett ie a om vo| WLENCOLN HUSKIES } at cai wan't otto to t ave By Grantland Rice t nat the char t x we have extended our cut rates NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—The first scene of this striking drama Is at hen quad, the We “ Gettysburg, Pa, 14 years ago. Bucknell comes down to meet Gettys élevet iried un a - “ - eee oat aers seriegs Mathewson faces Plank, and Mathewson wins by 1 hiked m at et the best Score, 3-0 wha ar er pris nya stg COME TODAY—DON'T PUT Tr Orr et Oe “ , " ler ‘ t c have | Dugdale field Wednesd Oster " Bset of Teeth, Guaranteed @A| y Second scene—Six years have passed and the scenery has changed ‘ ap Mathewson Is now pitching a world’s series game for the Giants and weak was the showing made sy BFit, now ..... «» DOF Plank for the Athletics For the second time Mathewson wina.| 1 t not one * BSolid Gold or Porcelain @9 | Score, 3-0 ref eat ge ant ow" \ 1 " Crown . ou Eight years have passed as the third and final scene is staged. The i virtue t i over _ ¥Gold or Diacalaie Bridge @49 Giants of 1905 are scattered. The Mackian machine of that year has! whe 7 against the West BWork ..... oe ov vanished, too. But, stil! answering the roll call, Mathewson faces ele t 0 4 wee Your 4 o~ Plank again, and as the battle ends, the same figures tell the stor o, Lin t is the favorite eit 7 ' > ys * §Solid Gold Fillings : a4 UP | without change, through all the mazes of 14 seasone—ecore, 3-0 cha contend Silver Fillings 5O¢ UP . coed | ext Seattle lacked the form | § i s } i braduale ‘ t could be r ne when t with him, I believe he could have wh tood it #o € r Opto el any ul- e mee « ate « ago ordaiped other nine rounds per halft who d pl 1 ist Becond Floor Peeples Bank Batidtag | mute ble . ‘ of the Medes thu the ball safely t t ch cs ce + Elevator Walk Up > tnt n, ed read. tance of home WiLL PLEASE TOU ler ran turt tuff for On these occasion MILLER} TRUNK co ——~ | Mathews », for six, suyypstco st EVERETT. SEATTLE eleht now I ex) ° INTERURBAN RAILWAY és on t what this great era Le T SVE T Limtted ' : hag par ~ t as 4 pare wr ne outfield fly tr he nintk me e class ¢ Mathewson looked better round, b er nod PL al th a 5 € a} ht a 4 than ever, for he is six years would be ero of th t pa na ak f younger than Plank. and if k pitched we He was 3 Tika erage ted Plank has gone back, then Col better in 1911 and yerter Y ast t Stampe" h 1 irned out for the i and inexpen- John D, Rockefeller hasn't hed the greatest game of ean << enough kale left to purchase a hn? one horse short beer | Pitches Wonderful Game Fiabe TREE BOOKLET Pla was f erday He had the Gia « ito a fi an in 19 brown tur He had Medraw's beat i have e batter tled f a kne A ACTURING CO. teh this und was the Not until the bi heava the Amone Kenttio. Waste, Team Is Crip@ted T bad ‘ . ad seen the | eno f the e ROBERT CURTIS HOM ag ag | Gaiteee Ever Article ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR -f 4 y went to b ackstop was But to offset this wide t paw, alin pitching, McGraw has lost Chief and an In-| Myers for the year, and Merkle ! still Itmping with an ankle puffed ou did their! If Wiltse and McLean « Wiring, Repairing, Ins the 1 bench with a i from the House of A. L. HALL’S DOBIE WORKING Even after the shades of night have fallen the patter of feet and PRIZE WALTZ * A g such tinue their fine work of ye Ne hril ice callin ° Championship of Seattle aT Hlaes Wiad be usannea ee be alae Son bia hey Goes Out with the have Wiltse Stars at F Jon the University campus at Dreamland | pert of adunaat |, LAN enumht « fadebed mame oak FP SS ai lancactea (pac! C Doble bas Maaledvout the (mista Absolute Guarantee Ladies Free Wagner's Orchestra. |any cther man led the final rally, bringing in the gurne, which 1» scarcely enough to| ball and from now on, it will be to give | Bat not Mathe victory Wiltse, stepping Stn a esl wane for his huskies to work in f i : B T | Looks Bad in Ninth in cold: « ‘xrans had game ahaa, wubat Dede ye } Entire Satisfaction riquettes $7.50 Ton t merely meant a litte |1¥ tried ne Tek cof iltaat re I cit Sloesttariod Gries Hl a é t a little more to do, a Hal Chase all around th : squad. He believes the line is OR elivered) ritory 4 wor that © selec f the of box . low sa 2 t er w t oo. 4 aay Money Refunded Ch Than Coal ae t t nag gad cde At HULEN LOSES AGAIN ok around 4n8 oon. Fan . wherein both ek b : a, Oc . riohpaespigytypianim)s J. W. Bullock. East 87 year Rn . bi Pe B Siatchet No men get away; in 20 games 23| The third match of a series of AS STRONG A STATEROEE and two, Tesreau| The olson - to. Base- Stealers « arcenies Were committed on Thom. games between Chick Wright, the ne, Ammunition, Clothing, Boots, and Der Squad of the Athletics; at the Left Edward as former amateur national champion na, cen Dea ‘ m po a # | Above, Ira Thomas; Below, Jack adway athle to Only four times has a team and Charley Hulen was played at Phone Main 963 : 3 ee Lapp. At Right, Walter Schang, 15) stclen more than four bases {In one Brown & Hulen’s Wednesday night E ‘ + * flthe Most Brilliant Member of the game on the Athletics’ catchers,/and proved nothing more than a wide to wi 1 ‘ ‘0 18 iis ° rt an pitcher was a repetition of the two other games. | “stand Loaded Shells Our Specialty.” res rans er 0. on se ee ae as ta gan a, ee ! ) youngster, Wright ran away with the contest, Hore Malean 6 REE I Ri fs Buster O'Ne mn will r 18-4nch balk line, two 6! Office 114 Jackson St. casior ant ee as Fa ae 4 division and An a score of 400 to 95. Wright humble r Wileon. 9 o 8 9 8 6 8 Se pound. The 168 and 10s MIDGETS ALSO WIN out with an unfinished run of —— Mack Makes Mistake cwitee ab. pee Sos a lSocanoe are still to be picked i Following the match he gave an Torough fine work by Wiltse, Mathewson, p TAR WAS Bes ae 5 pend ietenh te matlatnas A Weiled! The Lincoln first team was not interesting talk on “How to Play e le q ~ BULL BROS. | Strunk a Barry were nailed at th Beanien Ht ae eae en|. John M. Ferguson, who less than the only te representing that Billiards” to the spectators—and 7G t short eh wont way - a High ot 1 ears “ two years ago was playing for school to « ory Wednesday. | Hulen. 1021 First Ave., Bet. Madison and em hy Quee ark © crack Sco o Lis ansied t _ — 1012 THIRD MAIN 1043 | with an easy poke to Mathewson. — A le be igre a toceelaia dare wil) not Hea and wil a is vader hal fen| Sent modaen Gateibe Roome, she ih Seeene Coote: shat: asset Ae OLE TE A pases The second sight tn any affair is « 5 gaily ayaa, og lineup against the sold up 13 points * Ballard ‘8 score was to 50c. Stewart House, 86 West 7 = “tei RESRY SeATORt he! FxeRN jLarten. He ts badly ! naught | Stewart —Advertisemnt. ferable more use than the appa sos apenas veral of the best lnesmen wi PASSE. EU Aa Se a a NEL TET OR ITY IRL EE I SIESTA TEATS d HIPPODROME hep be misal ackle : Fifth and University ¢ ; 1 tor ic e-ptete, Uaten Orehest the logic ye a ack ie, is : Meck sh y hia strongest at tack and rush {t to the front 7 He had Dan Murphy and Schang under cover. Here was the place r the one Inst desperate char ith the heaviest guns left in the camp ne : oan alteaon, tas 8 5 rath | 4 x: CROWD SEES piste: . 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