The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1914, Page 7

STAR—THURSDA The Philadelphia Athletics an closely ae may be figured.) By Hugh S. Fullerton R. F. oF The above arg Friday and Satur-| series swag, according to the It fm our store who will mak® a diag- that there 1s one, will be played {n| ho@is and write « fits your case, absolutely at that kind of pi eription t It would x tree the city winning the flip of a coin. 1 BRAVES ARE WEAK? GUESS AGAIN Haven’t aivenh on Stallings’ Braves in Outfield Strength Philadelphia ra 063 ora 669 Consternation reigns at the Unk Boston Braves 654 660 662 versity of Wast 1 today as ® “eee result of injuries which have befall OSTON BRAVES, tn the outfield. compare with the Cha en numerous veterans during the Athletics so favorably a ne Of tart with surps en F t week of practice. Seven W. (JOCKEY) MAD , as pitchers, Tho the final figures aro cour | regulars have joined the hospital A DEN, one of Johnny lines up follows: | I dt © the two felds with th ibconsclous tdena th nt} equad and Coach Doble ‘s on oe * O'Leary's pals, is down Catchers, Cheek and Murray; | the A w much the stronger th would be a] ver sending a call for the Re from Vancouver, and conveys | Pitchers, Gipe, Dell, Harstad, Hall, | Joke, and to my amare ' < th ast r of Lin the news that the Seattle boy | Doty and Leonard; 1st base, Hunn; | !s amazingly sma 1 . that e the play. would shown 1 on the has signed to meet Joe Bailey | 2nd base, Wag shortstop, Colt-| Make th d, te intents & arpe 5 00 ! in Nanaimo, B. C., October 10, [rin; S&_ base, Guignt; outth Further, | discover that the Braves are doubly fortified In a 1Sround event. Negotla- | Frisk, Mogan, Brinker, Wotell anal that they have much more reserve strength in outfielders, and | n e at pre tected the tions are also under way, Mad- | Neighbors. that Stallings has at his command more “outfield strength than | following players den says, for a match between eee Mack can muster, SHIEL—Injured rib Johnny and Tex Vernon some Mrs. W. I. Northup, who has | Murt ( r 1 Strunk are the Athletics’ outfield, with Walsh CHAPMAN—Swollen neck. time next month, Madden bas taken part tn many tennis tour | to help out, and some youngs pu can fafely figure that Murphy, MAYFIELD—Lacerated nose. a letter Harry Pollock, man- naments conducted by the Se- K ar w -t | ED LEADER—Thumb nail ripped ager of Freddie Welsh, wrote attle Tennis club, won the ten- values absolute rating sy Am " oft. Johnny recently, in which Pol? | nis championship of Portland Boston does , As good. at, for it| | ELMER LEADER—Weak ankles © lock expresses a desire to bring | this week by d ting Mise [is tree | | HUNT—Muscle bruises. Welsh to Vancouver for a | Irene Campbell, another play ; a: os 68 | “Hap” Miller, the halfback, whe match with the Canadian | er who has appeared often in UT—Roston has #tx men play outfield. Take Devore, for tr |does the kick as hurt his em. champlon. } Seattle matches. The score B stance. He p & lot . he rune well, he throw kle, and § h, the quarterback, pail wan O46, 64, 64, but at times with poor ant; he hits certain kinds of 1 | will have to take care of the boot Three Seattle players get a piace yc tng hard, and goes to first wi uch speod ing, as well as presidt the piv. on the All-Star Northwestern team| This ls the season of ti year Take He ts rat finished, Against som ching he | ota int, when Washington etacl picked by Nick Williams, Nick|when the fellow who has been ‘ Against others he is a whale. He is a ¢ AgerouN } |up against the Washington Park awards first base to the Demon 4 r, and de can throw, | a afterncen. “Witk Dutchman Huhn, aad names Gipe The strength, then, of center field ds the best of Mann ran se |his fullbacks, Shiel and Chapmai | Whitted or Devore—depending upon ¢ ns, and who {s pitching | out of the game, Doble is having _ Patent Medicines | for the other side, | difficult time in deciding on ‘ } The strength of Boston's outfield, then, Ip their defensive back for the Saturday contest, : If Y W t strength of the three chosen for that day by Stallings—and . . General Manager Arthur You ou an | the strongest batting and running trio against a certain etyle of | jer announced today that the | pitching. Chet Mcintyre, boxing tnstracto: will begin pror Them catled a big fat lummax at home| ome ¥, of course, ts the leading hitter of the Rraves—about |for the Seattle Athletic club, ro admission is 50 cents. | summer puts on a pair mole. 10, wh average ts a boost above his om al, because Stallings | Ports his boys In. Up top condition - A SREREEL DEVS CO, shin’ pants cae besnee tales sent him to play of pitching he itkes. The outfield |for the {nternational tournament FORM ‘GRID’ E 117 Yesler Way. hero. | average of hitting is close to The outfield probably will be Con. | ith Vancouver, Tonite ker | Pape’s Diapepstn, S00 size. . B00 ee nolly, Gi and Moran or ¢ Devore in |! the first put | Sal Hepatica, 250 stze Me The names of Paul Strand and aga Bender and W on this y to start | ‘The Washington Park junial Mentholatum, 280 size 12e/ Leslie Manu among those ei C risan coved ball player this season under Stallings, | ‘2° season 6 boxing | te | have organized for the season ai Doan’s Kidney Pilla, $00 size....80e/igible to cut in on the world’s| Mann is a magnificer fairly well we The sh want games with teams ave: day specials. ey eccoarss by Manager Stallings HERE econsttated = around that weight. W. Valentine, But Patent Medicines | ch bas deen O. K.'d by the com # bard to f . — W. SIDE SATURDAY | at the Western Union, ts manager, th it get the! mission. The big series begins es and Ru ap ae wisn de ve eee. BO sponttie, 77s, OP }Oct. 9 in Philadelphia After two! iating the worth of outfie ine for this series caly and e Can which ar | Fight one for the right cass they/days in Philadelphia the team#| must value # man not on w} tacelar aapuoue Sat an, oben ht _Fepre ‘The Interscholastic football sea-| f Ste Socd, The chances are that you! jump to Boston for a brace of/ ne is likely to do against the et is will face F ercial |son opens in Seattle Saturday at- ere i ott a e . b me H . . ¢ _ ernoo dale’ t ont noes Cage = conga y oboe | oe oat there tsa fitth fame In caso we have to « nat Murphy and Strunk will 4o|” ‘The complete card follows pcg ei way “oni ety a - 4 ome Sbibe . Tg h hee . h “ in . game between roadway an es! | against Ty which, balleve ittle if Tyler is right.| Archie Wyard, 8. A. C., va. Er BL ON T EAD y rder. h Ui da, t . ve rie 2 os "hy - Competent Physician | $34 the Sixth reverts to Boston. ‘Then we have to boost na’a stock materially fo Cranston, C. A. ©.) Henry Gleason ow HE H a a A nd OM ua ] f = |The seventh game, in the event) sain Tyler pit © the Rube certainty ; * This ts the firet time Dugdale field Y, OCTOBER 1, 1914, PAGE 7. STAR OUTFIELDERS OF RIVAL WORLD’S SERIES CLUBS DOBIE LOSES 2 FULLBACKS | | BY INJURIES about 145 pounds, and bar none BROADWAY MEETS has been used for purposes oe KILLS A FIGHTER than baseball. Is the First ee” ; be ofl Mack has been so lucky tossing} charge. omething Mke 20,000 pe wd Di ore th t AN 4 et 0 Pave taken advantage of ibis propo-|co{ns for games, wo suspect he|Daee more ¢ rigor =o Be Balt FRA) ig Maho MOSLER WINS BOUT | Consideration __ Sition since we started it We charge/uses loaded nickels. You never | ‘ garb be he aptly: «| Car h nd Dt Ww 5 viabl only regular prescription rates for Y ne figures favor the Athletics but r ‘arroll in the six-round pre. ye enjoy an en je ri What medicine ie required, can tell, a | the margin is not nearly as large as one wou! In \ Himinaries to the Chip-Murray| A! Moster gs er ee in |B tation as tailors to both ay Office hours, 9:20am to%:30p.™! Censug REPORTS DECLARE fact, Stallings might, by his acknowle y re | Sharb vs. Henry Doh Iva Clark | fight here last night, “Young” Hud-|® four-round one bedi rll orca and women. Ladies and children, 2 to 4 > ™ | 996.589 CHICAGOANS WORK FOR | erves, offset the seeming advantage of the Att vs. Phi enon; Russell Mcin-| die of Los Angeles, died several | Granger at the Moose lodge smoker We offer the utmost Remember the place, Brendel Drug| THEIR LIVING; WHICH DOES) From the outfield dope one thing fs cer Boston ts not out | tyre ve Holland hours Iater at the St. Francis hos. vara A ne attling Wolfe BLO ve gy w Tl eacendBnbon NOT INCLUDE JACK CURLEY, | classed as hopelessly as a lot of ak. Wo will next pital. Death was due to concus-/and Taffely fought a draw. 4 7 paar sare lene Gp the tatield Gnd bee how they cc JACK JOHNSON is pinched tn | gion of the brain : SANDERSON’S PILLS ‘ n ______. | London—proving that the police of |" A warant, charging Carrot with GOURT HALTS UNION GRANT PEACOCK, a Princeton | nn Chicago aren't up to the London|mansianghter, has been issued For wamien only. Most pope-lgtndent, beat Frankie Onlmet at| If Chalmers wants to do the right standard Warrants aleo were §asued for Pro.| A temporary tnjunction has been 5 Curee the most obstinate|G0lf—and we can imagine how he | thing he'll give about 12 autos to RAS PHATE RET moter James W. Coffroth, Referee |{seued by Judge Ronald restraining Stel" 2g 12 dave Price |apreads bis tall. j the Boston Braves, and hand SCORES AND Bert MoCullongh and Hnddte’s sec-|unions from picketing Jacobt's | an Money returned if they fail : ene. Car tenes ee etn onds. Tho latter will be held as! restaurant, University and Third | atter tafe trial” Open evenings | A Glimpse Ahead Stallings will testity that they will STANDINGS witnesses j run through the sand down on _ — — — —_ MEDY OO. RAYMOND Room 28, 21Thy Pike St. plantation. % : ee et |]) WESTERN-GOODYEAR QUICK SHOE REPAIR Free Admission ng a eS : apg A COMPANY ule Ps ‘ 383 al tos e it We Guarantee You the Best Work in T n—The Rest of Materials aT og towne sing oe ope A. LUNDBERG CO. Uned. Bring Us Your Old Shqes—We'll Make Them Like New. THE T ance ti 490). bores ao i “ oie. eos | OCT. 9—Laddez an Srampene Weleen Vries ts re, aay] Sree eel eee 219 James St. John Cicchetti, Prop. med |Battress for today’s game wil soe =I sae ate |709 Third Av.—Phone Main 3049 MORE PROFIT Beans and Schrod against Scrap |pled and Planked Shad | . © 4 | . ee " “ oe Manager Jack Kearns was to the| — =" . 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