The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1915, Page 9

ABOSTON IS BETTER | By Fred S, Ferguson | BOSTON, Oct. 12—The! Red Sox have outpitched the Phillies in two out of three games, outhit them ; from the word go, outfield- 4 ed them, and finally have outguessed them at the most critical point of the world’s series to date. If you are in search of the reason for the fact that the Sox have a one-game edge and appear to be pointed straight to the world’s title, there it is. When the turning point terday’s game arrived the tf yes Philites outguessed i [¥wis with a good § Scoring Hooper, and th over. The turning point came be fore Lewis’ smack. It was with Scott's erifice, which followed Hooper's single. Scott for twice. Another fouled bunt and he would have been retired. Under all ordi nary rules, he should have hit the next ball. The Phillies guessed thus and lost. played for the expected solid Diow. Instead, Scott bunted. This caught them flat-footed Hooper scurried to second Scott was thrown out at but the winning run was 7 ed on second with only a single to stow away «a Lewis delivered after Speaker had been LEONARD HERO Leopard gets the credit for pitch. tng equal to Foster, who was Sat urday's hero, He furnished no per sonal dramatic climax by making {individually the winning run, but ft was done for him just as the necessary hit would have been de liyered fog Foster had the latter needed it Alexander pitched = another dy, brainy game, but the Red Bot a. Very was effective eno \ to put over two runs, which id Leonard standing, the Philly gers on their heads, was suffi SERIES WELL PITCHED | As things are going the serte may go down one of the bes ched world’s tilts in history er and Leonard, of course, loom up as the real heroes, with a threehit game each. But Alexan-| der worked innings, and was scored on only = thri Itho bi was nicked for 14 hits. RED PEP’'S PHILOSOPHY 5 > i we Me J | “The things that come» 7%, those who wait are the things noone else wants” 7 Dress jhational or Northwest tit A MINTS t WANTS ‘YOu Two. Guys To WREY UP AND Die A “TREN a P THE GREMY CATCHES US IN MHS EXPaseD Posrrion , we WIkG SE ANNIMLATED, you HANENIT T Lose LIVELY BOUTS PROMISED AT 5. A.C. SHOW oxing events so numerous they be counted on fingers will be offered at the Seattle etic club Tuesday night Chet Melntyre’s boxers, who con quered everything | son, will make th sight last sea t first public ap pearance and several new men with prospects of developing into will be exhibited y all the veterans who have ham: on the bill in addition to a small army of , tes promising. Mc Intyre has n working on his tal ent thruout the sumn nonths, when rival instructors are loafing. and as a result has a big edge on her fellows iontag. one f the best ama- teur middleweix on the Coast will meet Bill Pierce in the Pi s a light heavy aird meets Madden Charley Sontag ts to Wox Claude Scott and Phely to n Mayer yie ten hits a two runs, making ts and » rune the Red eK red for three gam PHILLIES CHECKED The Phillies were held even tight er. Off Shore, they connected wi 27 innings and scored five BANCROFT STARS Bancroft is the only Philly rising, when their brace of doubles brought a run from Foster, neither has reached first more than once Cravath walked in the first g and Luderus singled in the same. Cactus has fanned three times and Luderus four times. 1 latter whiffted three time e The Pr e must ¥ 1 o have a THINGS YOU DON’T KNOW ABOUT THOSE BIG SERIES STARS Do you know that— All six of Boston's most prom! nent pitchers bat over .200, except Shore” Leonard at Ruth t t ‘oster at Mayer, 6. is the on P 1 ° \ ler is t weakest hitter of the Quaker twirlers? Tris aker has not made a home run thi anon? Barney Dreyfuss of Pittsburg passed up Speaker in 1907 because | Tris smoked cigarets? | Dreyfuss also had « we AT A SAVING OF AT A LEAST TEN DOLLARS | P BY BUYING A 7 DUNDEE , *15 } Suitor | Overcoat | UNION MADE ALL WOOL GOODS 304 Pike St.” Opposite Owl Drug Store Red Pep Stamps for the Kide— Come Get Them get Alexander, but work? When Philadelphia got Alex and he developed into a star, Dreyfuss said he passed up Alexander on ac count of bis habits” Alex's habits are iwa haye exemplary very m wit He asked for a chance to pit two against the Plrate He has only lost to the Pirate on two or three occasions during his major league career? Gavvy” Cravath has made 24 four-base swats? Cravath has hit for over 100 ex tra bases during the season? Luderus and Hooper, who come next in extra bases, each have less ( s are al me lee ma as have been a by the entire Red ox team men? Some of those people turned barn from world series games would have been welcomed with open arms last June, main | casionally Foster and Leonard /C yan | Reds started nh only 11 hits 7 runs |$ | $10 Set of Teeth, Guaranteed .......04 $5: jthan half of Gav record? Luderus leads in two-base hits fer the season, followed by Cra vath, Lewis and Niehoff? | Harr Hoc the leading the Phil @ have n 50 home ins this season against 14 hy the STRAIGHT STUFF By the Ball players who have seen Alexander the Great pitch could not ex- plain his defeat Monday in what |s likely to prove the cri of the world’s series. in the biz. ago has worked out league than the Phill Wood, Foster, STAR—TUESDAY, OCT. 12, 1915. PHILLIES FAIL IN SERIES BECAUSE THEY FAIL TO HIT TO FORM ~ PAGE 9 ee _ wwe ALE WE are just about as good men in a money game more class than the Phillies, and deserves to win the title. After a period of lean ye high sham school aller to to have seize: ne it beat Blaine to 0 and wa to 0, last Saturda wa en Bellingham used to Seattle oc it not wince the early 20th years of the has a big he " mn b e at is having difficulty fin self. T material is the be many seasons, but ¢ er © Betting started her siow! _e* The Phils started in 1882 and won @ pennant in 32 years The 1871 and well, they have hopes, anyhow Fine lot of consolation for Hugh Jennings club is the first has hit s every me.|the American league to w ” otf b once and he|sames WITHOUT wir the flag. who has played thrice and failed ? Lewis leads with two safetic his Sox up, he should ha the first, none in the second, three |sarters instead of high-p in the third, including the winning | players | smash yesterday. Cravath and Lu All | Iderus, the slege guns of the Philly| At Corvallis Dr. FE. J. Stewart| artillery, have been almost y | demonstrated that he has another spiked. Except for Saturd whirlwind team b loping Whit man college, 34 to 7, the by the way, which hel club 6 to Os KO to a Whit ington’s schedule this fall an doubt, for purposes of comparison the Oregon Aggies jogged th the Tom Tyrer, the fam i an end and now assistant to Bill Dietz ficial capacity as scout his way home Tyrer said he b never seen a better balanced team in the Northwest Wonderful backfield,” rhapso diged the former Seattle high schoo star. “And a heavy line t is going to give us a lot of t e. Before 1 heard our score over Or gon I thought it would be a crime to pit our boys against the Orego) FREE ADMISSIO? AT DREAMLAND DANCING BYEBY EVENING ERY ONS WELCOME OHIO METHOD IN DENTISTRY Mitsing teeth are replaced by The Ohio Method by artificial teeth that are natural as your original teoth. Examinations are now being conducted without charge, and est! mates are furnished in all cases. WE STAND BACK OF OUR WoRK| FOR 12 VEARS' GUARANTEE I; 15 Set of Teeth, $8. 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Off) ical game They were aghast, astounded, surprised, flabber-| gasted—particulariy Charlie Schmutz, who thinks Alex ig the greatest So far the theory expounded in this column several days The Red Sox are champions of a much f and are the better ball club Ruth, while not advertised to the extent Alexa BOSTON, Oct. tional Commission about noon decided to allow the Red Sox 12.—The Na 'WORLD SERIES "TEAMS PLAN A COAST JAUNT Bhor and Phillies to go on a tour to the Pacific Coast immediately The Boston t | following the close of the seri They will play Chicago, TAggies next Saturday at Corvallis Qmahe, Denver, and other , t We cit It ls planned Now, of course aspect is dif feren dgont how we beat to have the clube Bi la Gan pen Francisco the last Saturday in by such a lopsided score.) 6 ctober Diets in proving himself a great} iagat coach. He has the Carlisle system RED SOX INFIELDER down to the ower. Our teat does not average more than 175) pounds and we have no new ma-| terial of importance “a8 On Oct. 30 the Oregon Aggies ; meet the Michigan Aggies at Bast anie” Janvrin Lansing, Mich., end on 1 Byra-|f infielder, wa the Red Sox ion a chamy became Jouse will come to Portland and it a * hoped that the Aggies shake |f ™ an league themselves | from Old Man He was a Accident before these set-tos t » champion acuse held Princeton to a 2 to ; © score Saturday and the Michigan picked =the Aggies umothered sweet Alma, 74 high school to 12, so both these teams are|| Dasebell te farmed him out ty form for a season and then brought . himback and used him in every Jobnny Bender is coaching the|| imfield position, including first Kansas Aggies this year and he Ho can fill in anywh did not cover himself with any |} afound the diamond considerable mantle of tinsel in bis|” first bow to the home folk. The best the Aggies could do was to) Af hold the five times champion Ne ONTANA TIED braska Cornhuskers to 31 points mee} This duplic s last year's score. so] GRAND ronke N. D Oct, “ — a football team was held to a ate 0 tle by the University of : map Dakota eleven nterday fore wasted energy—Jim Gil-| Montana players were consider nor Fed boss, trying to get Fed | ably battered from Friday's game ab into the world x with South Dakota Year Contender League Mettopolitan® hk x St. Louls AA Chicag Na St. I ‘ Bt. T ‘ | Brook \ ! N FORMER WORLD’S SERIES Games W al ‘ . 10—4 ‘ 4 4—0 ‘ ‘ ‘1 4—3 4-0 $—1 4-3 4—1 4—2 —3 4-1 a) | daily by J. W. 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Thus, in this thrilling exhibition, in spite of Alex ander’s skill, his team displayed such Inanition in swinging at the leather | pill, that there was nary batting rally, and when the final frame was done, and Hooper grabbed that needed tally, the Bostons had it, two to one. And now, in quite the self-same meter, of Hubert Leonard do we sing, a pitcher with a ball that’s fleeter than any bird on airy wing; three hits was all he gave the Phillies, six batters whiffed his curves in wrath, and certainly he gave the Willies to that great sluggerman, Cravath In this regard it should be mentioned that Gavvy's fallen pretty flat, and, tho doubtless well-intentioned, in nine time the bat, he's landed only one hard crasher—one lonesome hermit of a hit, tho he was touted as a smasher who'd take that bali and murder it. We must in justice note, however, that Gavvy made one high one soar, « tho Lewis caught hie brave jeaver by running in miles or more. This Lewis person's cracking single, which came within the final frame, was, it proved, the winning bingle that gave the Boston bunch the game, 80, as we chronicle the story of what the players tried and did, this bird deserves his share of glory—you gotta slip it to him, kid. Then Speaker also earns the praises of folks who like a ringing swat; he hit that bal! like helenblazes, and banged it, twice, around the lot; in fact, the Red Sox demonstrated the ancient law we all recall, which Archimedes simply stated—“To win you gotta hit the ball.” CHANGES DUE _ FOR PENNANT "hy NEW HAVEN HITTERS IN WORLD SERIES THUS FAR Duffy en in the He has been nd rapped out six average |The coaches have returned to fup- damentals and indications point to abandoning the present style of at- tack SPEEDWAY FOR Francisco fandom t tu anxious eyes toward Salt Lake LOS ANGELES where the Seals are battling the NEW HAV Oct. 12.—Head Bees, in w ay be the deciding | Coach Ed Hinkey has sent for half . wagers 6e of the 1915 season . old Yale stars to return to|, “08 AN ES, Cal, Oct. 13;aq V & generally conceded in coaching the Big Blue| The contract for the construction that next to Impossible for which was defpated by Vir- of a duplicate of the Chicago speed- he Bees to reome the eight and almost tied by Lehigh. | way here has been let. 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