The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1914, Page 11

STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1914. PAGE 11 Braves’ Infield Is Almost on Par With Mack’s Defenders; Boston Much Stronger in the Shortfield (The Siar today prints the second of a 1g (Penk Chasen: Gaviad Cinnes r af articien Hugh 8. Fallerton, the pasiior tees, Mean any tiths, bast othe ecntng man I ever have seen, He has the strength of same fanlt—slowners in finding the oe se \bag and turning te thro Things Made New :: rate Sen eo pis caber, tamavitie’ and ree are about as rapid in tting the As if B Ma ic / ——- ball away once dt touches thelr y Magic | “py Hugh S Fallston nent amy ran ree by knowledge, skill 2 ! 1 n 4 experience that we are able to 1b. 2b. 3b. 00 Stallings’ life saving firet baseman Eethatcrm foreaken articies into|Athieticn ... 681 .688 .678 .668) Schmidt has been getting turned | Gamtsts of beauty and value, | @eston ‘674 680 687 .682 Around Just tn time to catch the So look through your bureau for] *.a°-@ ball and # vo hin self from being} old RS. lockets, bracelets and parison of the Inflelds of the hit in the face chains, Bring them to us and we Braves and the world’s Barry Is Outclassed will tell here how we can make them new and up-to-date at cost. Comparison of Eddie Collins and Johnny Evers is superfiuous, They are the two greatest second base pion Athietios is Ikely to re | sult in another surprise to the wise| ones of the gam: smatl We repair sterling silver, old yet ‘ | Again, as in the outfield, we dis men in the world, Just now Col Bette rence, Lat us polish your|cover the Athletics the stronger, line Is near his best form and Evers @ld allverware, thereby adding to| much stronger, in offense, a little jhas had a remarkable season and is {ts iffe and beau stronger in defense, a trifle better bbb hing strong PE, There is nothing we can't jon the bases, but in no case strong Res crirbiety| one on pHs ro do in the way of repairing jenangh to claim to outclass Stall Sack Barty “to be classed slightly Our charges are nominal. se - age pie ok le Wak gaat |below him. The Rabbit has speed I. M. BENNETT — bnodlen te Ga Giatitaaien ta tant lnerve, brilliancy and hitting power. | ppeare to be distributed so the Barry,! . Do not think | understimate Barry ee rer 1ass Weatlan mi they do not come in contrast as 1 believe he Is one of the moat un hs Athagyra Thentre Med [strongly ax most teams do, Both |derestimated players in the coun-| — }are strong at second and short, the} try. ne, but the hletios show t no | 7 rt neve int Boys’, Girls’ and Children's ronounced supertority at third. Aj} Bare sores Ke \ He fe i HATS Jstudy of the third base situation jarry's rag a ) going quite so fast thi nes not make it hopeless for Bos ton | KAVANAGH'’S First and Unto ow he is commencing t sult of yoars of b 1 wear and tear} st. at Madison. Yet, considered from every around second base andpoint —- attack, defen | We have to study in considering batting, running, throwing, | short and second, not the in fielding and inside work, Bos- dividuals themselves, but s ton’s infield shows an average work together. Collins and Barr cenic of a3 against the Athletics’ | have worked together for years,| 877, and each knows every move tho| | This advantag not enough other will make. They are liked are to make the Athletics the odde-on | cogs in @ machine, and each adds favorites they are in the series, al-| though their attacking force in the | initial attack and in driving fn runs is overwhelming and must be offset either Sy Boston's defonsive work around second hse or by pitehing Mecinnes May Break Lat us study them man for man} McInnes t# today the ranking firet baseman of the country. He ts to the value of the o' eee Baker Siow at Third Raker is not fast, does not cover] as much ground as efther Smith or) Deal, but depends upon solid bic ing of hard drives to make up his jack of footwork. He is rather {awkward around third, especially FIRST AND STEWART A Place for strong in every department of the jin touching runners, whom he has to at game, & desperate, determined, | la habit of blocking with one leg nervy player. That {s his one fanit that {s dangerous to himself and and his great danger in such a ser tothe funnels fies. If hard pressed MeInnes ta Summing up, we Athliet likely to break through sheer over fea the better § Ho pur anxiety to do things, He is not jauite tall enough for the ideal first jbaseman, but he overcomes that by sheer brilliancy and determina _Schmidt reminds me_ more o! 4 LOCAL ELEVENS PLAY SATURDAY | poses, harder to stop and more lke ly to produce a bunch of runs should the opposing pitcher waver even for an instant HOPPE HOLDS LEAD NEW YORK, Oct. 2—Taking two blocks of 18.2 balk-line billlards yee | terday, Willie Hoppe now leads Melbourne Inman, the Englishman S.A.C. MAKES Watch thie pair of epeed artists in the world series. Maranville, the Braves’ lightning shortstop, and Mcinnis of the Athletics, the kest first baseman in the country. A leships/ Cruisers Submarines run of 112 bea the calahoen on Position. Wash. Park. 1 Broadway, Position, Hammond -L. & Heat | Mecte! ur ——— — Burrows LT AnArroon te Ls Tt oaee | en ¢ Wrocke |G. ta F Lo i ne hy Senta rhe Seattle Atmiecte ctu awert | LOt Dy, Macy Cure You ets peered gh he boards in the international box: | j R ied Leander | Richards nT : ' : a oe | Al Chrome ne Leader | Campbell nz Ing and wrestling tournament w w-MeKanlaht Q Seunders ‘ he Ci lett rage Many So-called La abo Lit the Commercial Athletic club of} Sestsbieees CAN SE SEEN AT ¥. B. Potter te Vancouver last night, taking the Kar Barkley nn Grivole rose oe £0.56 four boxing events and the only| ayy ON DAILY Ed Hunter, captain of the Wash-| The Interscholastic football sea-| wrestling match Goitre Ington Park Athletic clubs football son will have ite formal opening at| Archie Wyard, the local weltet, | Dropsical, Tubercu- ego Tioktoc tea peactice game |the Dugdale ball field tomorrow | defeated Bob Fox, Vancouver, de-| (Satins, ithena, on Denny field Saturday afternoon, | afternoon at 2:30 with the Broad-|cisively, the latter's second throw-| tiem, Nervous Disor. says the Dobie machine will have| Way and West Seattle eleven® 88/in¢ up the sponge in the second | fer tuint tiene travel wide open If a big score is|the star attraction. This will b@) round Henry Gleason toyed with] Kidney. Liver » sought. Hunter is not claiming a|the first game played at the DEW) ,r Gwaies of Vancouver. | der and All Urinary victory, as the team has not yet/ bali park where seating and Little Tommy Phelps gained a de- Die ders. renate, id t a oa Aone been given an acid test and its|ground grrangements are far 8U-| i001 Gver George Ross, @ 115-| recta > een eae oe and all litles are unknown, but he does | perior to those at the old park, | pounder, and Earl Baird defeated| 1f you are baid. or your hair ts falling hope. to hola the collegians to a scene ot Met gone conflicts taiA| Len Patton in three rounds, Hun-| 0%, (7 Dr. Macys Guaranteed Mair mall margin. j ” vt : " a: . Th war ‘¢ weight of the park|out on the vast stretch of grass chey, the 8. A. C. wrestler, flopped TREATMENT EVERY ag agp trip Bill Johnson in seven minutes. A VOR CATARRKI team is 180 pounds, which sizes up| within the enclosure AND RUN DOWN number of unattached boys fought well alongside of Dobie’s beef Being Broadway's first game of “ LEAVES COLMAN DOCK trast. ‘The backfield, Hunter, full-|the season, the contest will be| With Lg sage toe ge ger sot, Womenc—irregulart; S$. HB OK edy 1} back and Bob Barkley and “Chuck” | watched with interest by those who | ardson beat oody Ma’ ‘ai ayy Sr ew wine eo: S. 8. H. B. Kennedy leaves®) eves, halves, has a net pound-|follow the high school sport.) Kubey, Holland beat McIntyre, and |“! Dnriet ceeh as . og Pang — wg & ™; Bl age of 655, each welghing 185.| Broadway's team Is several pounds | Sharp defeated Dobl. | treatments” which Include Osteopathy , 5:30 p. m. Other boats ati) lighter than last season's aggrega _ | Chiropractic, Naturopat edicine, pr Reeves was a regular for the Uni S being given. to hen a. m, and 2 p. m. 1 rsity of Michigan three years. | tion, and their line is reported woe ae Rae rg” dimen “Shorty” Harter, the lanky lad| fully weak on offense and defense. | MAY MATCH RITCHIE | 222", c¢0 01 steer 22 ne 30 23, 38s, who recelved ali-Northwest recog-|The backfield has shown well in| ty, Manoa Patron” ail special and Chron witon as center for Pullman last iacrimmage, but may blow up in a|] SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2—]| Disorders, #08, Bi¢ and Wasserman text real engagement. Willle Ritehie is due here today on the steamer Harvard from Los Angeles. As Ritchie failed | in the picture, tn the office, and who per year, will be one of the guards. | | IMAG BRINGS A CUP|| ose aces'n ts toute [iets tran pepentcery e ens Complete Report | it is belfeved he will be ready to || paired “Vitality and Nervous Debility Fe ggg 9 never *. ‘ ©. B. 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