The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1914, Page 7

STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER &, 1914, PAGE: 7, ‘Stuffy’ McInnes Hurt; Harry Davis | May Be on First By Hal Sheridan PHILADELPHIA, Qoet. 8.--Astute Connie Mack, manager of the Ath lotic, has put another one over on | |the baseball fraternity, 1t was learn ed today |, “Stuffy” McInnes, his star first baseman, {9 suffering from an tn jury. He his not played since tember 2, bis right hand havir 1, a been badly bruised by a pitched| practice at that hour ball, It had heretofore been sup He offered St posed that McInnes was restingeup | the park this morning for the world’s series. | The fans were In permitting the fact of MeInnes'|for the first game. F injury to leak, Mac sald appeared at the would start in the firet game rday, aud says ¥ ea ertheless, it was learned he will hold his position until the GB ra day, efforts haye been made to | gates open at noon Friday YEU, 1S eS pare Walsh, an outth Fifty men were tr there be. > = ] Het) { \\ : as his substitute. |fore midnight, and the line is grow pz J \ Des " It was believed here, bowever, | ing toda be, 4 that if McIhnes was unable to pla 1 ‘ ibatt. | § tute, despite fact that he te 4 eure old | McInnes’ hand bandaged yer. | terday, but late in the evening the banduges removed the onfident of wante| t Shibe park ack de The Braves are still vietory, Manager Sta | hin men to practice Jat 2p, m,, but M ison's ee am ord ventually ans are ng th p at Ant Liege ing bam from the é t, e perme °> DD y f i ' Ning use of the ORALTHESIA! THE VICTORIOUS ENEMY OF PAIN It amazes people who have been used to ordi- nary painless dentistry. There is only one way to demonstrate it thoroughly, and that is to see a patient smiling after having teeth extracted or worked on. If your wife is nervous or timid about dental work, we invite you to visit our offices and con- verse with our patients, who know the truth of our statements regarding Oralthesia. “DON’T PAY IF IT HURTS” TWELVE YEARS OF STEADY PRACTICE IN DENTISTRY IN SEATTLE. OUR PRICE: ALL WORK GUAR- ANTEED 12 YEARS Regular $10.00 Gold Crowns ps v4 ae L see ee $5.00 inh today | rd Lyneh, | bleacher pal buel- to Jimmy der, line eculators are demanding Harry Davis will act as his for each seat. SEATTLE BOXER MICHIGAN sconED ON MEETS DEATH IN sett Stic" \ AWN} SN\\\ Th scored on the t gan yeste the ff trick at time has been 5] Mt ntrated prevent in that in tine Score, Michigan, 25 of the its the to get aff fol. LEXINGTON, rectum 1 Ky,, Oct. 8.—Dt-| lowered the world’s rec the recent Minn the na nye 0! ord for the fi Tennessee third heat, hanging up nal heat which he| part in many box mar in the fi stake Is the First Consideration We enjoy an enviable repu- tation tailors to both men 9) and women. | aunt, Bend, Louis mother West Accom mo: a thou Mount Unton College eleven those kill in ’ ARENA IN ‘GYM y J Ti tent of the News of fe | ment of the Artington hotel t wre “4 today b: S oe in er Denaateek 11 friend, | thre INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 8 your money at | There are two great reasons, be the greatest left-handers that ever date a crowd of nearly and slstel, wh re 4 TD 4 e c nd me in two years. 6 team nl of Michi the this year bine “i > igh Bet . -| It became kno today that | | . sola eeoaaae soft ataat RECORD IS LOWERED | ames ] ose AUSTIN & SALT | Bremerton lishtiveient thenter | | PUT UP A FIGHT | 's!=) yroct ig" ° e vies emt ie 9 wilh be) dulttag cn well. as enk rous| won cattle thin winter smokers he t Bret 2 and he y tu The floc i We offer the utmost for §) BY JOSEPH TINKER | x anh. if he te right, is one of |} Installed sefticiens to prio. ated Fee Sai ieteee beanies tera sec }sides actual playing strength andj pitched and just the type that | sand Cort ry team generalship, ¢ make me|ought to stop Boston entirely With the Elke ‘orbett’s Heht na vanaged by “Bill” Phillips. believe the Athletics will win the B I think, will be Mack's choice | letic club emg —-— piatnenestingsaiiiiietiy (strictly first-class) TRUE-TO-NATURE TEETH $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 Per set, acoording to quality of materials used, 1420-22 SECOND AV. Opposite Bon Marche and aging shows month, the fans best Hat of smoker championship of organized base-|for the third pitcher, and t | ball, ly will use more than th | The first is the “emery ball.” | things break wrong f The second ts signals If he finds that Plank | BEL James bee a great pitch. | extremely tive ler chiefly bec of the emery /Braves t * a pous ball. What be can do with will Bress Jehat taken away from him fs a big) It looks to | question. Undoubtedly Stallings | pitcher afta }depended largely upon James to;the youngsters carry the Boston Braves throngh,bave a chance at |the series. They are going to re-/ Of the others crack during a & fuse to permit the use of the em 1 think, the Athletics will win.) | ot) lery ball | How many games will be needed | Numer « : | caw two pitchers who were not! !# hard to tell; six I would guess. | pponing sime oot the 1 worth much In thelr old form aud- is tottus termion 4103 denly become almost unhitable,| the tormes, 4 & and | know what the emery bail plays share does. If James {s weakened and hand!- capped by havirg his most effect- tye ball taken away from him, the) main prop of Stallings’ pitching jataff is kicked from under him. | That !s Mable to heve a bad effect upon the other pitchers, and {f the pitching staff cracks there isn't much chance for the Braves to pull through Mack Cops Signals The matter of signals is a most important one, I happen to know the system of signalling used by/ the Braves. It is wide open and easily detected. Mack's men sre| the cleverest in the business at are pro: » the start a hel has been the he BOSTON DENTISTS = SEATTLE'S PIONEER DENTAL OFFICE > crowd ed the Dat-serion the »x, Wedn Until the year 1874 Japane: | doctors vaccinated their patients jon the tip of the nose. INKER’S accusation that Blil;letic pitcher was carted off to the mounte WHAT THE PRESS James has be ng the | hospital, where h had the little; | AGENT SAYS (3 ‘emery ball” seems to sub-|trouble-maker yanked out. That's! | stantia’ the contention of the | the Mack luck for you. Next thing | Pittsburg players who recentty| you imow, thé bat boy will break! complained that Bil! was using an arm and then it will be all off! sandpaper on the pelict. The use for the Ath of the “emery ball” was legal until a few weeks ago, when the com- mission slammed down the lid on its continuance. The pitchers car-/ ried a email piece of sandpaper in their gloves, and, by rubbing the ball in the pocket, would make a round, rough spot. This enabled them to get a better grasp on the ball. Thus Bill and the rest of the The first of the matinees of “The Whip” was given at the Moore yes terday before one of the largest) sudtences at this popular play house | several seasons, The engage,| jment will run the balance of the| Whitman piled up 35 points | wook, with another special priced | the Walla Walla high | matinee on Saturd: in practice yester- eee rep” boys gave the Two monster audiences witnessed rub though, for ‘and approved yesterday's presenta: | they annexed three touch- | tion of the sensational play, ‘Dam Soe NEN Senge: Oe . 1 oat Gane the Seattle theatre, cathe and tonight's advance sale indizates that public interest in the remark- Wonderful Invention Re- stores Health While You collegians a the superiority of guaran vt ‘russ, and give free Landbe: fate prove 1t A. LUNDBERG CO. & getting the signals of opponents, and if they get onto the signals, even for one inning, those big bat- ters are liable to break up the game before any one finds out | what is the matter. I always have Trusses, Deformity Appliances and ef THIRD AVENUE. qe) flingers were able to make the ball behave like a trained flea. But even at that, we guess Bill has something else besides the “emery ball that he can fall back on. Any- lings isn’t worrying, and Frenchie Valse and Sammy Good come out of temporary retirement tonight. They meet in the main event of the Tacoma Eagles’ smok Pat Dorain tangles with Joe able production is growing daily. HARRIMAN IS DYING Bonds at the same show, MOUNT KISCO, N. Y,, Oct. 8.— been certain they did that with us |when I was with the Cubs. They a [ |always knew too much about what ee | was being pitched BR EO ate ier Walley A. Gon Benny | 8rd Ave., bet. Pike and Union. | Rudolph, I find ft hard to be-| _Now it's Connle Mack's turn ts arday, 00 om the crate | Meve, is as great as they claim. I lament the breaks against hie Ath rhb tothe. sore of linow nothing of Davis, excepting he ye day, 00 the. Ath Dig ede eckng ye Com. Monday, Oct. 5 |what I read, or of the others save} wenpapascnit td t eports. “Bernardo” Jie) tor 101 wor vain to 2 | Mack's pitehing staff was gone. Protean Artist | This Indian, Bender, is one of the And 8 Entertainers. Maracci’s Concert Band toughest pitchers in the world to score against, even when he fs b ing hit. He has a head. the ne land he knows how to pitch. Th 7 may hit him, bat it will be hard —COMING— ; October 12 WARREN JAXSON October 26 FAY BRYANT “We Boast the Best” Willlam will start the . The varsity squa the Rainier Valley A His doctors pronounced J. Borden Harriman fn a dying condition. “SANDERSON’S PILLS For women only, Most popu 1 ody. inate Price, $2 box or $ boxes for $5. 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