The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1915, Page 7

Sw OST OP ar Serv eels ae ae ee esar"aeTeoaese@ STAR—TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1915. PAGE (OAST LEAGUERS BEAT THE ‘GIANTS---CLASS AA BRAND FASTER WHAT! ELMER AND ED §| ILLIES IN we’ SERIOUS 21— YORK, Sept . Sox and the ib ow each other mas series, barring Yesterday's results as this, and about squelch i last drop of pennan’ ee from the other con fay’ Phillie in th teams are in a posi A boat has been d driven thru water at a mileaminute elp. Ree that ts not all. The mile-a-minute clip has been beaten, Jim Pugh of Chicago, drove his Disturber IV, thru Chicago harbor at a rate of 62 miles an hour tn trials for time rec- ords, Sixty-two miles an hour ts faster ne altaedsbessnsnseeteniethshdetaediatahitel 3 e| | mir- it sto lose five games, while) win all their games, and! would still cop the} the Red Sox of battling cach othe: the cha championship € Joy, a former Seattle sport gow with the Frisco Ex- kes Chuck Ward, Aberdeen shortstop, Walt McCredie paid $500 this about him: he bas found a jewel, who have watched Ward's in the series just closed te agree. This boy cov- of ground, has a great geome to know what to the ball when he gets hold too, fielders in the who can get the ball away | He does it m being few quickly, has been favorably im with Southworth, another who has been in action, only two di But th like a hitt a | fa dozen veterans will depart the Beavers next spring will have almost a new the for “He fn Ward, bis lanky kid » covers a @ groand, and Is as fast as a fs pretty nearly certain that rl} The Disturber IV., than any other craft of any kind ever traveled. The previous record was 54 miles an hour. The Disturber IV. ts a 40-foot |hydroplane equipped with 24-cylin jaer. 1,800 horse-power Duesenberg She {fs one of five speed boats built by Pugh In the past ten years in his efforts to float the| fastest craft in the world. His Dts turber Via a 20. -foote r of 800 horse engines. COBB BENT ON GET SE _ m0R CHANGE SETTING NEW CHAPELLE Chapelle, who was ‘fan $18,000 beauty when from Milwaukee to the Sex, and the $18,000 iem- he was sent back to Is to get another im the majors, according ae aid Chapelie will be te Cleveland as part of the by which Cleveland gave dackson to the White Sox. has been having @ Season in the American hitting over .340. Wihout wishing James Gaft. MY, contractor, builder and of the Boston Braves, MP lard luck, he does not de- the support of the Bean Dleacherttes Gaffney twobit seats to 5,250 In Stadinm with a total capacity of 42,500 are 24,000 unprotected % Braves field but ad- to 19,000 of them costs = ats this come properly un the head of building up the ine? MY Yi DENTISTRY without charge, and est! Sf@ furnished tn all cases. hed 7 te GUARANTEE Set of Teeth, pctatanteed Set of Teet', teed .... 4 Solid Gold or a Crown or Bore elain Goi 5 illin, ‘ 1 Me oar, 39 v0 6 »10HTO 37 UNIVERSITY 8T. IER SECOND AVE. Fillings HO METHOD IN: teeth are replaced by sa Method by artificial teeth Ratural as your original inations are now being STAND BACK OF OUR WORK 58 .... D4 Sundays, Cut-Rate Dentists Ty Cobb will have to get up and hustle if he is going to set a new record for base stealing this season, his tenth in the major leagu and the greatest season this athlete ever had. Cobb has swiped 83 sacks. The record is 88, by Clyde Milan, the Washington outfield- er, im 1912. With only about eight games left on the Tiger schedu' Ty wilt have to average almost one steal a game to beat the mark of Milan. The Georgia Peach will h be: ter average for thefts in the remaining games than he has made during the earlier part of the race. Cobb, by the way, Is the only major leaguer who has a chance to touch Milan's mark. Fritz Maisel, of York Amer- icans, started like a whirlwind, but wae unable to keep the pace. Eddie Collins h. not done as well on the sacks as in other years. | | THEY FARNED IT Schmutz, p Clark, p Totals Portiand Lober fleere by innings Boattio Portiana summary Cadman, Southwort Hisle, Sacrifice Ait 6000 4641 ‘Two-base hits Bartholemy South wor ‘ innings innings 2 innings. ut—BY Lente tt by Coveleskio 6 ott Clark 1 enkie “NATIONAL Philadetphie AMERICAN Poston Detr Chieago Washington is 387 Philadelphia FEDERAL LEAGUE Won, Lost 19 40 16 «(42 1% | (48 1 (OA a 69 46 COAST LEAC 815 646 500 ae aco Angeles rH STEAL RECORD g SOXAND |A-Mile-a-Minute Thru the Water the Fastes t Craft in the World, and “Dynami te Jim" Pugh, Owner and Pilot power, has just been launched and has not been put to @ speed tent Pugh is known In the motorboat |world as “Dynamite Jim,” and he iw an interesting character. He's |president of a big storage ware- house company and a millionaire. | ‘Young Champ Sure to Rank No. 1 in American Tennis This Season. | | William Johnston, of San Fran cisco, national tennis champion, is the only one of the big stars sure of a rating by the ranking commit tee. He will draw top honors First place does not always go to the champion. McLoughlin was rated No. 1 last season, tho Norris |Williame held the champlonship. Jobneton has been four times this season, by Me Loughlin, Byford, Williams and Pei He over Behr, McLoughlin Second place in the ranking ts a toss-up, it seems, between Will jams and McLoughlin The for mer champ was beaten by Griffin and McLoughlin on the Coast, by McLoughlin at Longwood and by Johnston in the national tourna ment, but evened things up pretty well with victories over McLough lin and Johnston at Newport, and Bebr, who had defeated McLough-| lin Karl Griffin, Williams and Rehr. the veteran Yorker, is bound to be among the leading four. All players covet a place among the ten leaders, and ! beaten only! won successive victories} New, it looks as tho places will landed by Pell, Washburn, Ch Griffin and Niles. It Is certain the leading three po- sitions wili go to young players. Behr will get the best rating of the older performers, and fourth place is the best he can land CHICAGO TAKES 4 COAST LEAGUE MEN SAN FRANCISCO, Four players from the Pacific! Coast leagu will join the Chi. cago White Sox next spring. Two players will come from the Los An goles tenm. They are Second Baseman McMullen and Shortstop | Terry, main factors tn the success | of thelr team. Jack Neas, first | baseman of Oakland, who set a ree. | jord of hitting consecutively in 49 | games, also will be a White Sox re. crult, as well as “Lefty” Williams. star pitcher of the Salt Lake City team. Williams was sold some time | ago. ' be ureh, | | Sept. 20.—| TIGERS HERE FOR A SERIES Tacoma ball players, writers and fans are of the opinion the Tigers, who made a remark able drive from third to second place and won the pennant for Seattle by taking ten out of twelve games from Spokane on foreign soll, have an idea Me Ginnity'’s club was the t In the league. Seattle diaputes this assertion, The only way to settle the argument was on the ball field beginning Tuenday, the clubs begin a five: game series here to reach a de cision on that point The teams will line up the same as during the peanant season, Frary will umpire, and the games will have all the dig nity of a real serap oaly Raymond will be replaced at shortstop by Roy Brown and Jack Smith tn left fleld by Me Ivor, Barth resuming right field. Raymond had a bad knee and felt he needed a rest Smith left Monday night for St Lauis to Join the Cards, The Tacoma club will be intact WHY NOT NUMBER U. OF W. PLAYERS? of Michigan foot ball players will be numbered this year, Many of the larger inatitutions of the East—with the notable exception of Yale Harvard-—ha agreed to ic that makes pos sible the sy with thia sole means of identification of ploy ers Now that the U. of W. Is branching out In football an it has tn rowing, why not number the Washington players? The men who pay thelr fron men at the box office are entitled to a bit of consideration, and, as Dobie and Graduate Manager Arthur Young have always been amenable to rovement of accommodations, it is prob able they will cede to this one. 1 OUTLAWS OFFER W’GRAW FORTUNE TO MANAGE TEAM NEW YORK, Sept ‘The New York Globe announces the Federal league has already made a tenta tive offer to John J, McGraw to manage the New York club next season and will shortly tend a formal proposition that will « ger him. The Federals are ready to pay McGraw more money than any salaried man fn baseball has ever drawn to manage the New York Federals for a term of years. Furthermore, McGraw can take any amount of stock he cares to. BROWNS GET STAR CINCINNATI, ©, Sept. 21 Player Riley, star of the Wichita Western league club, is the proper ty of the St. Louls Americans, the National commission announced to- University ac 21 RESULTS 3, Det 2 2 hand 1 CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE WHOM WILL MOLLIE MARRY? (Copyright, 1915, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association) I wonder, Hittle book, if Mollie knows that t k Hatton's wife is dead y Pat Sullivan over to house to tell me ows, You, of know, my dear Mrs, Waverly,” ne said, “that I, too, am in love with Mollie, I have asked her to be my wife, and, al tho she has not absolutely Yes, she has given that she will do so “I know I have nothing to offer auch a wonderful girl as Mollie tn parison with what “had can bring her,” he sald simply, “but I don’t believe Chad loves her any |more than I do. You must know that Chad, who is one of the came of the course, were rivals for He won out, was that his and, plan morta friend, and I first wife's hand instead of happiness, into the deepest hell man crn imagine. Before he went away I kne that he loved Mollfe, and I t he knew that I also loved her, but we did not speak of it to each other. “Now he Is coming back What will be the outcome? Mollie loves him best, I will give |her up to him, for I know he Is worthy of her—but oh, Mra. Waver ly, it will break my heart!” “How do you know he ts coming back, and how did. you get the news?” The aphed me last his rep while about the funeral of M “| answered that the body sent to the Hatton yault in mtil Chad retufned, 1 | went down to the quiet smony jthat was held over the remains. It was very sad, Mrs. Waverly, that J ‘whom she jilted for Chad, should be the only mourner at her bier She was a brillfant and b woman before she lost her r Did you never think, P: perhaps she became insane she married Mr. Hatton all the time lovin Mrs. Waverly Pat, genuinely you know that, € 1 has ev that might appeal to a good looks, education, birth and breeding |‘Mother’ Nora's boy, rittes tel IT am sanitarium authe Monday, a resentative h bonld be for yout" claimed rised at his money, ‘Oh, honest the ides his money, woman culture, who would afternoon | my | sald | me the hope} best | men in the world and my dearest| It} outside of erything and I am only [probably still be working for wages instead of a salary if Chad had not taken a notion to us, All that I am I owe to Chad. There is noth ing I would not give him, except an unloving wife. What makes you think that such a state of affairs | existed?” Mr. Hatton told Mollle that his wife told him very soon after mar riage that you were the only man Poor Chad, murmured Pat, ‘what a great soul to never have told me! What a interpola pected it. I have told you this, Pat, so that you will not make the same mis take again. You have quite as much with your sturdy, honesty. great loyalty and sincere sympathy to recommend you to a woman as has Chadwick Hatton. Besides, you are good to look at.” Pat blushed clear to the roote of his red hair, but hia wide Irish ‘mouth opened with a grin and nowed his beautiful white teeth Yea, little book, he was in my esti mation better looking than Hatton. I expect Chad will be back as ABSOLUTELY FREE } Tt costs you nothing to / see me for counsel and advice ONE VISIT WIL ince simple soul,” I | to have sus | 1 disorders, me to mo for relinble Wasser “DH. DONAWAY 4 Liberty Bide. ‘Third, Opposite Poatoffice. Office hours, 9 @. m. to p,m, Sun- days, 10 a.m. to 1 @ LINCOLN, HOTEL @ Market st., San Francisco's mreatest ot. 6 2 min. f be principal Write for reservations. || nates’ 81.00, 81:50, 42.00; 82.00 per day tsoon as he gets my cable. I tele graphed Mollie this morning. V he gets back the first thing I shal! say to him is that I love Mollie and have reason to believe that he also loves her, and proclaim a fair fle ld} and no favor this time. “That will be the best wa and then you see it will be up Mollie I can’t help thinking of what the introduc Edie into the game Just now she fs in dependence and ccessful ability to turn her brain ‘ato money. Ex cept for the passing passion for Chadwick Hatton, which, because of its seeming hopelessness, car ried her off her feet, 1 do not think} she ts at all desirous of marrying | any man But the question is now, book, WHOM WILL MOLLIE MARRY? (To Be Continued) YALE FOOTBALL MEN little book, ng oof er him font Jim |, Mtule | | LEADER NOT TWINS? WITH GIANTS jer, End; Elmer Leader, Tackle. The secret is out. Elmer Leader and Ed Leader are not twins. BEAVERS HAD REALLY TOO MUCH CLASS After Monday's 7-to% victory by the Portland Beavers, tall-enders of the Pacific Coast league, over the Champion Seattle ctub of the Northwestern league, fans who have been supporting the Class B variety are sure to be less tolerant of the organization Dug supports. It might be said here that, despite the fact a young seml-pro caught for Portland, instead of Gus Fisher, who is hitting well over .310, and Bill Speas, another regular w! average is fatter than .300, was ab sent, the Beavers were easily the best ball club. This question is asked What chance would the Giants have had with the Frisco or Los Angeles club? Roscoe Fawcett, a Portland base- ball writer, hit the nail on the head when he said the present is the time for Seattle to get into the Coast league if Dag intends to give the fans what they deserve within the next ten years. He thinks Spo- kane also has a chance, as attend- ance records show the Indians |drew better than Seattle when the | club was winning. The Giants were crippled with out Barth in right field and Mclvor did not look very good. Otherwise, the team played good ball. They Art Younger, who used to eat at the same fraternity table, let the cat) were stacked up against a better out of the bag elder by one full year, and Ed admit Art is graduate manager at Washington. ted it. filled out an information blank the date of birth was different. For men who are not twins, Ed and Elmer look very much alike. they have passed for ars, and they have been equally prominent in athletic Just look at this picture and In fact, 80 closely do they resemble twina for three y activities Hoth « model students, see if Ed, whose bands are folded, one another, too. does not look a bit younger. Leader B vethers Will Play for Washington! Like a shot in the arm to Wash-} ington football devotees was the announcement Monday by the two Leader brothers they admit | they're not twins—that they intend to play football again for the Unt versity of Washington, Spraying of this news over the campus pro: duced an almost magical effect. It caused Dobles step to become more elastic, his eye to shine brighter and his heart to glow warmer underneath the dark blue stripes of his gray sweater coat. It means that Washington will stand a better chance of sweeping thru the football season with of ‘outcheon unstained. Now that Sea graves is almost certain to be avail- able, Doble has a tackle, a guard and a center to groom instead of two tackles, right end, right tackle jand left guard. As the line is the most Important part of the football | machine, it takes no football de- lgree to understand, that Dobie's burdens are much’ lighter today than they were last week TENTATIVE VARSITY The probable first team lMneup |for California will be something like this Bnd Young, quarter. back; Hap Miller, left half; Cy No ble, right half; Shiel, fullback; Capt. Mike Hunt, left end; Elmer} Leader, left tackle; Wirt, Jones, | | Shively, or any one of one or two Jother men, left guard; Tom Cush- man or Markham, center; Sea graves, right guard; Newton, Van| De Bogart, right tack Ed Lead-| er, Wally Drummond, Abel, or} Smith, right end In conference matches the line is! I Prices | Beets Banan: Paid Wholesnle Dealers Vegetables and Fruit je dally by J, W. Godwin & Co.) se 1 Yakima, supe, Yakima, *, eack Caullflower, dos. an, Tb ereen fack hot ord, basket 3e@ 9 9 39 e008 2 ec ° os POPULAR COACHES . Former Yale football players con- | as| tinue to hold their popularity coaches, notwithstanding gridiron defeats for the Blife during the last few seasons, A canvass of the lead ing colleges has shown players acting as coaches than rep: resented any other college or uni | versity in football annals. Among the other Eastern institutions, Princeton, Dartmouth, Pennsyl vania, Lafayette, and Syracuse are | well represented in the coaching field. In sharp contrast, Harvard and Cornell have few representa tives. In tie West, Chicago and Michigan lead, with a fair sprin- kling of “Minnesota, Wisconsin, | Notre Dame, and Illinois alumni for Fair Visitors $1.00 Dally © Real by week or Hot and ovld water, Private baths Vake Union at. car to Kearny, Oe t |HOTEL ROY 403 Kearny. ALAMO INN #24 Kearny Apples Jonathan ‘ bwin Ranana Delictous 5 cooking .. more Eli! | ° | Cherries | Ground cherries | untons Ontons, green .....+ California, new. 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Bud, however, does no! seem to have the strength in his log he once displayed and does no! get distance on his punts. HOOSIERS PLAY NIGHT FOOTBALL CHICAGO, Sept. 21,—Coach Childs of the Indiana university eleven plans an innovation in football. He has the Indiana field wired so it can be brilliant- ly ighted at night and plans to escape the heat of day by hold- ing night practice. A STAR WANT AD WILL GET THAT YOU WANT. Retailer for nd Chi Native Waehington creamery, brick Native Washington creamery, solid pack .. Demestto wheel Limburger ... on triplets Wisconsin twins Wisconsin triplets Washington twins Young America . Fuse Select ranch . Country Hay and Grain (Prices pald producer) a Puget Puget sou Straw, ton Timothy Wheat THE BEST $5.50 Coke is an Exce Elmer is the| club, Registration blanks filed in| the recorder’s office prove the statement true, tho every time the pair eligible for the California game as well as con- Wood is a pros-| ment kicker and has that’s all. 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