The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1914, Page 7

STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1914. PAGE 7) FULLERTON CONCEDES THE ATHLETICS FOUR OUT OF SIX GAMES $8: >doseee SSSSSS a>d>dECee S>oseee : EXPERT FORECASTS VICTORY FOR BILL JAMES IN FIRST CLASH - By Hugh S. Fullerton | _ *rmountod great obstacton danger perhaps ax well as any strange to them. ed two world’s series and won > evenly There, gentiomen and ladies, Tt t# not that we do not Iike one. ‘He already _ has insued time the: Ace him they oro It was merely supe ition. Xe so ' ‘ the Athletics, We do. They warning against it. He does ably bre he fence unt s 4 . . : H you have it are perhapa the finest crowd not want to lét the Braves “get Apply It to this case. The 8 not superstiti y 2 World’s Series Games in Tabloid It you will call off the norton | of gentlemen and. athletes in | the Jump" op his team as the Athletics can outhit Boston | $4, but nelthon t 2 and give us the recelpts we the bageball business. did on the Giants, for he knows heavily. But the Athietice are you had at Bender and ‘ of OFFENSIVE STRENGTH toe ae AND ‘aa Gab th s mae However, aympathy has ne that even a weaker team, in In dense ignorance as to won a kept winning 1 far more jot thone scores stand as owever, sympa ‘ ‘ ; ¥ . ‘ “ " spired with confidence aad James, Tyler and Rudoiph— | ye w we ou radica r used by the Athletics, 677; Beston, «82 | First Game official and save a great deal part in jove—or else the dope | sconting victory, 1s likely to The Braves are fairly famiiar The chances are better than Mack DEFENSIVE STRENGTH Boston (James) ceseeee 8 f time and trouble for all con beat the best ball team in the with Plank and Bender. They two to one Mack will follow his | - _—- | Philadelphia (Bender) ....... 1 corned Boston, as | see it, has but world have seen them work often, old program—tart with i] (Ineluding Pitching) Second Game The dope certainly potnts to two chances to win the world’s | see several of the Braves have bat- | er and follow with Plank, That Athletics, 651; Boston, 653. Philadelphia (Plank) soee 8 & hard-fought series and (sadly champlonship: Study: Boston's other chance ted agalnet them, and Stallings is the old winning rox ne A Boston (Tyler) eee 9 enough for m another vie First—That the Athletice od you will that the “tn knows them inside out This why not tr it against Sta TOTAL STRENGTH Third Game tory for the A On the having taken things easily and ps dee eb cm pee ought to help Boston's chances ings in «ll human probability | ' Athletics, 665; Boston, 649. | Philadelphia (Bressler) Bie theory that we should always played carelessly so long be experience of their pitchers immensely and act as an will open with James, because ' ; ' ABesten (Rudslph) ..c..ckcece 6 root for the best tean win cause of the easy manner in really 1s a big asset, Think equalizer of the teams James, for purposes of this ° fority of - PROBABLE RUNS SCORED Fourth Game we ought to be ting the whieh they won their own pen. back. How often tn the spring niga as tournament, is the best pite oo wive tree 4 AGAINST ee Philadelphia (Bender) 4 Athletics, be eh nant may be unable to get up 40 you see some strong-arned The Graves (figure or 7 Against Bender 3 Boston (James) 3 about three-fourth ane speed when forced to do It . tlele such a series) 38 points higher ae LUNDBERG co. Against Plank : 3 Fifth Game c illing hard Second — That unfamiliarity fast young bush league pitcher ing away hie chances t than the New York Giants did |, toe. Detors iaoees al ny Against Bressler | Philadelphia (Plank) ? with Boston's pitchers may make monkeys of strong me one world’s chan last year—and you will recall ery sr) Against Bush 5 | Boston (Tyler) 5 This fs because of the nat prevent the Athletic batters jor league battera? It happens through superstition. He chose that a lot of wise persons | 1107 KD AVES Um. 7 Againet Jam (jeu Sixth Game ural desire to see @ perennial from getting down to thelr every day In the trafuing sea Overall to open the series thought the Giants had a = |————— a 4 Against Tyle 3 TI Philadelphia (Bush) Ae 4 ptr 1, and the nat hitting fon, Why? Because the ma againet the Athletics KNOW- chance. The Athletics figure | Against Rudolph 4 7 Boston (Rudolph) 5 one has for a hance much | Jor league batters are totally ING OVERALL WAS NOT 21 points below what they did won by nerve the wisdom of | unfamilfar th the pitcher why not try ‘ t fall \ sins and | He knows the | Wha shoots up looks | | | GOES FT | OHIO METHOD IN te ' ‘AR? DENTISTRY die HARD TIME IN A.A. Missing teeth are replaced by eee The Obio Method by artificial teeth ot | |that are natural as your original os teeth. Examinations are now be - |ing conducted without charge, and PY The Beattie baseball club is not Coach Henderson of the Broad {mates are furnished in all cases, re certain of regaining the services of way high schoo! eleven mapped out] we Stand Back of Our Work 4 either Bobby {ts crack third |the program for the team's prac for 12 Years’ Guarantee. oy |baseman, or Roy Brashear, the toe work this week with much] 9% set of Teeth . p ats ag se sédond . bane | more confidence than he has been| ©) atte $ re 7 man who wound the season i easter a the pactee GLa eae i tag + 18 generally admitted that names Pitcher Harstad of tho Van |here. Both ne ft off the bom ae oa a wey ake detent of | PLS Set of Teeth to hue Deviin's flete eet “Se-|couver champs as the most prom lgetorea Wan dee ebde ban exbaiian result of Broadwa "7 | Guaranteed =...2:...2, ve Arner’ dames on the right ising player in the circuit. Harstad to the national commission West Seattle at Dugdilet Hood | $10 Solid Gold or 4 fted by Cleveland, and wit n both instances the club is urday. Broadway looke | hen toward eg oo Dyas Ba cn he in toe Nope next season. “He ie ~ ra heat . oder dg B though under fire to be rated as a| Porcelain Crown oe $ ae National league. | “arrist of the Bos-)is a big fellow, has speed and good lers. Bobby James signed up with | strong factor in the eity champlon-| $1@ Gold or Porcelain HL His first hooks, and ought to prove a winner! Dugdale two years ag after | ship tour! ; h better than | Bridge Work ate with a little more seasoning,” re | ing from temporary retire The line held up much bet ha re Se ens nee pireiee wet on the| marked Casey. Harstad {s a right-| ment, only on this condition, and had been expected, proving strong | Solid Gold Fillings . $1 Up a eerre ee, James weathered |hander. Casey also thinks both| | Brashear refused to come up from jon defense, and tearing huge gaps) Other Fillings or be ere wehen ne tried to bluff | Dell and Gipe will make good in the [California this summer unless the jin West Seattle's line on offensive vd ioe ‘a giant in size, big leagues next @ear lclub agreed to this allowanc play McClaire —— | ih e- | This leaves both players open to scintillated at the extremities. he jd not do so pneu ih cn ine : nail ane |meotiation with any other club, | Campbell was in on nearly every th Beutorstsn was sow! ¥, about | The Seattle Jap football club has and, naturally, they will be looking play in the early part of the game, Sn! \ There was nothing vic ee pod jarrived in Japan, and won the over the field pretty thoroughly and finally dropped from exhaus- " y, dames. He was so full of cont” | opening game, played with the for better salary inducement tion. Willlams took his place. is dence, and he had heard so. miss | Waseda university, 5 to 4. The Se fore Dugdale's contract {s cons The final score was, Broadway - : no about the tri a Laporwoyr med attle players will take part in | ered 00, "West Raat © Cut-Rate Dent oe making good, that he didn’t In nearly two dozen games | Next week Lincoln and Franklin IS $ The Seattle owner fears that Fullerton will 2 te permit anyone to ride him with yay hae out a rough trip. ng gt hte Numbering football players was en ne semenee Nee Ot tet BA |trled out in Wisconsin's game with peeps. te cimply wer the Lawrence college Saturday thing or anybody stop him. and proved highly satisfactory to} Xa, ® jm spectators. Now if the North erle Casey, umpire in the North-! west conference would only follow | will get into action at Dugdale's. 207 UNIVERSITY STREET CORNER SECOND AVENUE | i | Pete Stundridge, the Seattle boy| The University of Washing twirling f ‘n Francisco club,|overwhelmed Washington Park % in the Coast league, has been draft. | Satur to 0. They play the] :iyrwnp yiay25NB WE [ypIIT 18 ed by the Chicago Nationals, This | Rai A. C. next Saturday at yea » practically bis/ klin high defeated th Fr eta tan Seg Becca tee $1.00 oTTND 1000 | brougne to the Golden Gate city| 5 a bs jyear before Inst for a tryout, but HOPPE iS HAMPION $1. 0 1) 1000 was turned over to a smalier league | The same thing happened last year, i$ b&, jand it was only this season that he) ew yoRK Oct. 4-—Willle 1.50 5 os 1000 oa to show good form. | Hoppe won the international bill- aby 55; Pete, in his kid days, hurled for the 31H BMSIN PINT wIyTN poe | Denny wehioa teat here rd championship Saturday night, P western league for two seasons, sult |after defeating Melbourne Inman pres yess J A Beautiful Picture caer | FOR YOUR HOME GET B ACK ON [STANDINGS 2 a ELECT GOLF LEADE Sac al > sa INVEND Dean Milnor Roberts waa elected NY POI. 700 AT DREAMLAND president of the University of | STEWART HOUSE [PHP Maw MI «2628 “HD ED Fullerton does not inte back. Dug expects a thin effect sharing the sorganes of his troops. He lives in thie little house, | fireproof. it is transported part All parte of this structure are detachable. When put together, the whole forms a comparatively luxurious dwell Ing place. AUSTIN & SALT Hotel Arlington Bidg. 2) ue. f club at the annual " Washington >| t SCORES 10 Dance Tickets for 25¢Ht oi ceting held Saturday. Dr. David ®Nariowat eat. Louis 6-3. Chic Everyone Welcome H. Houston was the cholce for vice : Pittsburg 4-11 President ' Cleveland « Satine vn PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6— Connie Mack announced today that the Athletics’ regular line TTT LT e~ tobacco that im the opening game of the last series of the Americar league echedule. Last week most of the regu lars were out of the game, but all will be in action in the three remaining games. With a day’s rest on Thurs day, Mack figured his men rr 2 wy would be on edge for the open AMERICAN LEAGUE ~é ing game of the world’s series Won. 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