The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1915, Page 13

Over Return to Old Game; Record Squad AnswersCall ay Berkeley a Field the equal 2 the Bast $ Coach Schaeffer bave the Americ evolved a new scheme to handle the Indications are dig ® here will be a firs Sd n@idates an tee 4 team from eac t for r ve ass. For three weeks lasses ‘DETROIT HOLDS NO FEAR OF CHICAGOS, SAYS PEERLESS TY “More dasee should fa the American leag a That's one the mottoes of We Tigers are not worried over a. necmes 2 white |. ) Tiger are not worried 0 Bex pict. And he says tt with |\¢ ite Sox,” says Ty Cot tut all respect to the catcbers E commands our wholesome “The odds « a all favor | respect. That is th ty 4 the runner,” sxys Rowland that could bh me they should be trie. Our Knows bo® to ren bases. even Rese runners who try to steal bas more £ gpd don't get away with it don't - know bow to steal. “They should be off with the Motion of the pitcher “There's only one part of the $ anatomy the base run fer should keep his eye on That's the pitcher's feet major league ui bere ts little Itkelihood battery collapse in the com drive. We bave four reliable formers, however, and three wor 1 National bunting and a mbiem for still feel a the confi eard there was serious dis in Carrig ranks early at this has all been I was told re @ had tried to un senston im the season, smoothed over now | cently that a cl! dermine Carrigan, that Tris Speaker's loyalty scovered the plot and afforded the chance of |remedy in time. Whether this ts jso I do not know, for I have never been inquisitive in bhouse poll | tics.” POLLY GRIMM GETS BACK IN WRESTLING BUTTE, Mont. Aug Polly Grimm, ex-University of Washing ton football player, now claiming the heavyweight championship of Northwest wrestiers, is to meet Pat Connelly, Butte’s pride, here Labor | day —_ |True-to-Nat ure TEETH Finest looking and most tory artificial teeth in ‘the world. Cool, agreeable, strong, light i 2 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20.—A classy field of starters will from the barrier in the expo: handicap at the opening of the ex position race meet here tomorrow The fastest thorobreds in the West will contend for honors in this event, the feature of the Insugural day WESTERN GOLF AGO, Ang. 20.—Tom MeNa- mara of Boston hi @urable. Made to property: any mouth. They restore a plumping removiag thful appearance, cheeks and per set, $5, $10 and $15. Crown and bridgework a spe ORALTHESIA Our new method makes all operations palsiess. Our offer— we hurt you, don’t pay us” iid convince the most skep Lowest prices in the city for| cI work. B80STON DENTISTS) 1420-22 SECOND AVE. ; Opposite Ron Marche Glen Oak Country club, with a score of 304 for the 72 holes. Clarence Sims has joined the St. | Louis Americans, giving them two }Clarences and one Harold. A couple of Cectls or Algernons would help some, no doubt Special 10 Days Only ¢ 0 4, (} (' $5.00 Glasses $2.00 CHOICE OF EYEGLASSES OR SPECTACLES HOW TO GET GOOD GLASSES You must have @ thorough examination of each eye. This should be done by an expert in Optometry. The fitting of the mountings or frames just as essenUal the lenses. We do Our own grinding, and guarantee @very pair of glasses to give Satisfaction MARCUM OPTICAL CO. 917 FIRST AVENUE AOS ORT a him as a pitcher arf a) [to rest on the bench, aw turn he box. B bitter sent youngster hit for two b box and showed puzzling ever brought to the big show er that he was a center fielder for a while moved from a low batting order to « place among the clean-up leds ton scribe, cr |the Detrott | Chicago Fed won the West-| ern golf open championship at the! Philadelphia BY BROWN HOLMES Arty Hofman was a wonder when he was with the Cubs their pennant third base one day. field position the next and se ond base"the next Clyde Engle, with the Boston Red Sox the season they won the pennant, played all around the infield and outfield, and Egan has been filling the same bill this year for the Bos. ton Braw Now comes George Sisier of the St. Lowls Browns for rating among the versatile stars. Sis ler not only plays the infield d outfield, but pitch Vhen Sisler od the Browns se f the he was used at f en he was shifted t He looked good bot Manager Rickey decided to use . AN AAA, MINNIS AAA SINAN nS s! NS ” ~ ~ Nes ontst Ae NS “ ~ S N oS SS X ~ 5 Nx! Nos Ns ox Nex! SLES N nest WL 55 Nx AS We! x Nx RASS xe AEN A oe S nN wy bx eS A Ne wh wi wy eS wy A RORY ses ler got his turn Finally a the one of the most balls a youngster Aft curve And he hit so well he was he osition in We give C Barrett, the Bos Charley Weeghman, owner of the showed a pretty good head when he refused to boy the Cincinnatl Reds truth of the matter le baseball been played for a long time, but fans s He calls sans ae VILLI. SA Af! we Suh A Sx EXN SX 2 2 Risier re's Double Cr anced would atick Griffiths. Carranza huffy if he could see the trap- shoote American tournament. re be piteh is a real sides being a -FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1915. PAGE 13 In @ grim The exhibit that is go | gang in unit was referred , Oy All hands fee games—or six gamec— pace they the t eg knows be tha if Seatt season ery time the rolls aroun along swiftly FOUR N. W. CLUBS (2 LIKELY TO FINISH WITH .500 MARK | Every club in the Northwest ern league will probably finish Lae, } , with a percentage of better y than 500. The ciubseareeventy | matched Both Spokane and Tacoma are siipping fast When Aberdeen and Victoria were dropped the dead 4 nester was eliminated. These two clubs had lost 24 more games than they had won MICHIGAN MAN TO Aa A‘D CALIFORNIA :*.:-'.. plays r inf) turn He e outfield player be He can © deer harge ing a and sister. bas t or played second, short only one reason he SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20.—Dr. A. W. Smith, former University of Michigan star, has been engaged as assistant coach for the University He's lefthanded P prospect for a rant wh he a clear tenor ¥ “In at one, at five they're done” \§ JACOBS PHOTO SHOPS | Second Fleer F-1. Bids. to his he signed for a bout with Johnny | dental business Comp! wouldn't be so Consultation In action in the Grand “Pull, Dead Bird.” ONCK 18 PLENTY NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Won. Lost. Pet Spokane 2 ( | Reattle “« 6% Tarome o 60 Vancouver o * 50 AMERICAN LEAGUE w at. Louls ‘ DNAL LEAGUE Won. Lost. Pet “48 5 a NA BASEBALL Nationa ae Oo pew SE annie Se ape Fe Po McLarry of the Chicago FREE! Becta sack ot o % - Rananas ody Tommy Walsh, manager of Joe Cubs ought to know he to take a Mandot, is nothing {f not original. care of « dead arm. He's an un | Bleckterrtes He calla Freddy Welsh the “Safety derteker in Texas when not play-/ All Disorders of ba a First Champion,” and the title !ng ball : Sin and Women. -? takes its place alongside of the i _— | ‘Cheese Champion” title Bat Net A New York paper says the fans | | ung on Ad Wolgast | will get a ran for their money when | ‘: on bens stassvae McFarland and Gibbong meet _ Leach Cross might be called’ “Re is right | | Cantatoupes, Ca | Carrots. sack ! | Leute sett «| IBIS Second Ave Buffa $3 “ Opposite How They Stand Breeuiya iH tit) apeaaetentrmern Ma B more ” ? Beattie, Wash. 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DONAWAY, 302-2-4 Liberty Build Opposite Postoffice » m, | Puget sound oats Straw, ton nothy Sundays, 10» m, to 1. the ¢ second place, education Vegetables Leave Colman Dock 6:30, 8:00,|% = }10:80 a, m.; 1:30, 2:00: 5:20 p. m.| | pehter te Visitors Welcome Daily o en son AN (FF DAY; Ss BEATEN 8-1 That portion of Seatt! . utation which ng Dugdale field yesterday p. m straggied back home after see ng the Seattle pennant chas- ers whipped, 8 to 1, by the Ta nye x coma Tigers, feeling mighty ws pleased that Tealy’s men had . kicked that game out of their | systems before settling down drive to re ne; on months ago wher orm to asa quit: Seattic tossed off a chance to reduce Spokane’s lead to seven Spokane y sia ave maintained for weeks st n the Northwestern league this must win ev. ans lose, and, with the exception of two days In in seven, every time the In dians win. They must main | tain that speed until Sept. 19 or be content with or even a lower berth, for Vancouver Is coming FROM jecrmal Erreat ATiAN ) CLEAN ON PRE? cheesy IN PENNANT SCRAP} Hotel Baden saw Wi Inader da out ins | aes ee OM aesaes |i Entertainment ~ | MAMAUX GAN SING [of Catifornia football team, Smith elected all-Amer ar. meee bs * : PITTSBURG, Ang. 20.—Al Ma- ng news is scarce. Jim Cor-| maux, Pirate pitching star, created/| covered a heavy-|q small sensation in a local restau san olce. of Market Today (Corrected daily by J. W. Godwin & Co.) | Yakima, 64 Apples | 1 Ontons néer ducklings, over 3 Kage and Cheese I Butter Washington Washington n Washington cate Puget sound timothy jooke clewale and Fret Veai and Pork RECORD TURNOUT AT CALIFORNIA FOR AMERICAN FOOTBALL California Students Wild Sisler, Michigan Star, Is a Versatile GIANTS HAVE | When Welsh Meets Welsh Performer---Proves Find of the. Sea first place alled a day mely, two any sort of a formed what ball club. clieved. e figuring, cking up the No one T. Raymond © finieh first Los out. ¢ i FOLDDY WELSH U2. AND HIS MOTHLEe Mra whom his Freddy Welsh, and Freddy, jr. six weeks old, father, the world's lightweight champion, did not see unt!! last week in Angeles. This is the first likeness of the little fellow ever sent WHERE THEY COME) pyigeR SAYS PHILS HAVE SHOWN NERVE Be ath t run-| licked f #0 good Har-| and led him | s has bought a and is provid. | r his brother Irish songs in} “ 2 1° @ Tle @ 22 . a] ” Fess, | | Retailer for | ee — < } is the real | “The Phillies have held thetr ‘ ’ | own toe Instead of toppling, their id has grown stronger.” he nd money. of Highest Merit percentage column, with no nt address, Pat Moran his club right there to after all, that Entrance 104 Pine test SPECIAL EXCURSION HOOD CANAL THE TRIP OF A THOUSAND DELIGHTFUL SURPRISES Tourists Have Not Seen Puget Sound Until They Have Seen Hood Canal. “POTLATCH” Leaves Colman Dock 9:00 A. M. Arrives Back 10:30 P. M. On this excursion the steamer will call at Port Gamble, Brinnon, Hoodsport, Potlatch and Union City—Both going and returning. A MINIATURE ALASKA TRIP. THE GRANDEST SCENERY IN THE WORLD. FINE SANDY BATHING BEACHES. PICNIC GROUNDS, FISHING, ETC. 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