The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1917, Page 8

STAR—MONDAY, OCT. 1, 1917. PAGE & ‘| SPORTS AND COMICS Outbursts of Everett True. By Condo im }) 2 CAN Show Vou SOME Mone m NICE ONES INSIDE — DOINGS OF THE DUFFS— Pansy Saw ‘Em Just as Plain. THERE GORS THE | “TRLE PHONE { , — tet Want To Buy SQUIRREL FOOD—There’s Nothing Wrong With Red Faber’s Crew. ANN THING IN YOUR STORE YUL COME IN, But iT WON'T BE BECAUSE YOU HOVER AROUND THE FRONT DOOR LIKE A HUNGRY SPIDER TRYING TO LURGS Me “weit! cron ! TWRow “tH Put LET Loose OF / ~ iT! - CABBAGE IM GOO LUNCH APTER "THE FIRST ATTACK DoTTED LINE SHOWS ORGINAL SHAPE FARMER WHOS ANKIOUS TO GIT DOWN INDEEANEE WAY AN’ FUSS AROUN’ 7H’ FAHM wird & “TEAM O° HOSSES * > , ANT GOT \ mucHn To SAY \ ‘CepT- Yen AN ee ee) tie ater o “ _ orm POUND “TH + [ P 6 » RARE PHOTD OF FABERS Bis "RED" RUSSELL, THE i oa FIRST PHOTO TAKEN THIS SEASON “LEPTY "WILLIAMS, SOK STAR SLY SOUTHPAW SLIPPING HIS Saat To BE A CIGAR OF SUPERSTITIOUS. TEMPERMENTAL, TRICK INVISIOLE BALL -"LEF TY” WEARS AN IMMACUATOLY RED” FABER - NOTE THE {/ uP AND DOWN CLEAN SHIRT ~ NOW SHH! HERES ME DOPE - HE KEERS LEPT WAND DRAWING SMILE “THE UMP WAS pronnenn OF THE BALL. AS CLEAN AS POSSIGLE, WHEN HE “Rows IT, oF LarTy” FROM A | GIVING THE GATE SIGN THE LEANING TOWER f We KEEPS IT WW LINE “To WE PLATE Wi iS SHIRT aa gon a TOA eco nll pod OF PISA FABER, ai “THUS RENDERING SAID SPHERE WAP” faa 10 - PHOTOORAP YH LEANING A COMET AS A BACKGROUND “MATS WEFTY, ALRiC! TIME PHOTO WAS TAKEN - TO SCHALK - INVIGIBLE AND MAKING IT MEAN FOR BATSMAN ‘To TAKE | A GOOP STARE AT IT — ana! soars iT! rer YoWE GOT HIG mouTH Orpen” = a PAUL PURMAN SEES WHITE SOX WINNER OF WORLD SERIES A Baseball Club Divided Against Itself Is in Tough Luck, Says Star Expert on Doping Out the “Buck” Herzog Affair stasis — f World’s Series? | Two Pitchers | punting Season Is ‘Taylor Is e | to Be All } On; Started Today } in Shape i re | Who'll Be He After watching both the Sox and Gia @ceasions, and comparing the two t ats in action by the way as they neared the wire, I cannot ne Glants have more| | When Old Sol first peeped Those who saw the fights na the chance of very good | ; 1} | for Sox? over the horizon this morning, staged Friday in Portland, de in figuring on a sh plain mechanical | | the hunting season was official (| clare that Roscoe Taylor, who Play must be consid tles | as av 4 ic HAMILTON oe ly on substituted for Harry Casey Perhaps the m this time ts the Naw YORK, Oct. 1--The Reports from the various es against Jack Wagner, got the feeling of the men ¢ he | statement. made by Clarence | tablishments where hunting }| worst of it when the decision The White Sox are all get along well | Rowland that his “real pitch goods are sold are to the ef. {| was rendered against him. He With each other, and t owe tr to detract | ing staff” consisted of two fect that a goodly number of | was easily entitied to a draw, credit ce Pages . tp a “p remy i Ee a ae Oe ~ ‘ OA men may be a@ prediction that Seattle's hunters are either in declare the other fighters back SIGE Uae tevwe thet there lo bad feeling toward Horses, WINRAR ; : A . | only that many men will be Skagit county for gry ghee $1: Worm Oia anaiol Pm since he left the club recently, the men believing that he de- POPS ISS SSAA : LARD | weed by the erstwhile “busher He Nes « 2d it . rth , Same Breast whatiet tue Y- Q ANS, PISS SAA \ | in his battle to trim John Me- pics and Hood canal districts. { th dc ed ——- Clark 1 will not say that there will be any open fight on Herzog, NAAN a eh ec aa bares dp per dtp totem igs a | 2 but the feeling will remain, and a ball club divided against plonship. ..* . retund melee ai tks Be s cert » a fact that lle cig 9 tt y om It is certainly a fa Oklahoma Grid Crew | "Sas oe eee te itself is in pretty tough luck. | I also Belleve that the club that gets away well will have a big advantage. I do not b ve it will be possibl and it wil aw lead Cleotte will start th Chicago Saturday, b’ t there is noth-) Makes Record Score! !n s00d shape for his bout with will pitch | By United Preee Leased Wire George Ingle in the feature event sid win,| NORMAN, Okla, Oct. 1.—A foot ng’s entertainment. Joe eth crotahae seal ll make his last appear Gori to head the another | ball score t Even with th at top ° t on & oe os fT eattle for some little time speed when they strike brilliant A eas |ap thane was Tun | Shen he takes on Chet Ash. Tig wy serge md fot war Kingfisher” college, | Oakland boy has planned on a trip “ nent. Tak-|The state school made 179 points. | California following this battle aS, Yankees Beat Robins | Hangs Up New Swim RSS In Exhibition Melee) Mark for Mermaids SS AANA wtied tiene one y c ress Leased Wire SSSA OAD | the tched iv Ute Fiote sLecmel Wee | OMRUARD. (eter aaa ae van NINN IIIA LAS, - . fe e' rorid’e - . = RRA SS SSP RRL K ake T York Yank k an exhibition | World's record for the 500-yand ARR RA AAAI ertainty in s : vn, played at Fort /8¥im for women was boasted today SOS SARA for the man to pit . Phe" benefit of the sol. /0Y Miss Claire Galligan of New SRR SSS IAS might take such a Sun 1 to 8. Seven |HOCh N. Y., American womam Both clubs have powerful attack WINNIE r it certain he would homers were banged ov champion. , Bhe covered Lt Ss ere is not a v hitt f to MeCart nm the Giants, | NINN IAA AAAS. rth game ‘ tance Sunday in 7:31 1-5, whic! nor ven Le bold to £ ; or : ibe eae iets A RY no D en pe 7 1 2-5 seconds faster than the pre Either club, if in ite proper ide, is likely to beat any Ay f Cleott og Fanciers Want vious record held by Miss Fanny, kind of pitching. Ae Cen . " oan Durand of Australia. MAES hive iia édde there iNdie sitet eae | Coast Organization RE ae. Ky United Press Leased Wire By United Press Leased Wire likely I saw MeG top a betting streak t © ago t the weak Pitts Pacific! LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1.—Franlt n, em- Chance thinks that it is about ® nd | toss-up between the White Sox and of | Giants. However, were he to place will | a bet, he would be inclined to get rtly his money down on the Sox. A od in his fo right-ha burs clu nd eve one, with of Anderse wes man-| handied shamefully | 1 believe that McGraw will send Sallee against the Whi Sex in the opening game, relying on the lanky southpaw’s crossfire to stop the American league entry. Cicotte probably will start for the Sox, altho there is a chance Faber will be | used if Rowland figures he is right. | On the second day McGraw is likel speed pitching, either Benton or Sct cessful. Russell probably would be SS again. j Who'll Pitch Opener? ; man who pitches th game—both for New York and Ch cago will have a chance at the d contest, for tt inday and Monday intervent between the first and third McGraw's statements that 1 open for b Ke oe first to come back with southpaw particularly if Sallee is sue h event. D eeries in the history of @, as both clubs play a more or less open game, b t a ather t a tight ne. such as ma he pla ted Sc letics during the last few series Fo reason, if ’ r n a series of six or Seven cames. y y oe 6 Di 1 If either team hap; gxedly belleve it will be the " n . a pinch. In ‘ that ease it should be a walk the Sox. 1 only mention this BS a possibility | Mechanically Chicago has the strongest club. It isn’t a \ big margin, but it is enough to count, altho margins are often overcome in short series. > If the Sox should get to the ( ‘ hpa ‘ culd| Who ts to be the hero of this|with his sensational hitting and|Cicotte or one of McGraw’s south be in pretty bad shape, for Per abo é onl r he| world seri What player's work (cate rs 1d be the hero this year ¢ don will stand out head and she In 191 a" nikear of eais ar teitedente Hold econ : the situation as I see f Will it b a mediocre t he the It wil . ia ot v n . a the tub con wit ' erra ‘ Bor will it be a reg-|hero of the big baseball classi Will tt en, the wonder right 1 a) oer ene Give the Sox & fair’ advantag taker in 1911? year before tha was Baker. | ful young t the Box, o Poll Per < —_—— : ears the heroes have : lbanesiicc Rabsdeaina' ag aus eae be Old | Washington State Will sbephstiasewe nd beat, Detroit, out of as has capa ed i Mf ey y : : or. The World's championhsty sare . : rigged |) Var i Have Two Vets Again r. The | Wor : x in a edad oily ths Wa tor | By ed Press Lensed Wire I Barthoter t +p tn 19141 If records this year are to an decide t it is certain! wit PULLMAN, Oct. 1.—Capt. Cla 2 Port i 6 world | ha anything to do with it, Eddle thinking about t i «member of t te College foot | T" : He ihe vane California Is Again Ddaranigt § took Chet Ne stage } pball sq to put pe 550) Lil } Teaaes Marine or a 10 " oe Ra | I in Pullman. Capt. Zimmern S50 Abe 2 : ] /O8e o Me ce eam !¢ Saturda fternoor alt ; ; HH Se rainan &y"stonerenn $50 Libert Bond to | Baseball |) Loser to Marine Team iti oat ot ape i Bend count First Home Run Hitter “~~~ FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.—The to show forced t eae physical cond NEW YORK, Oct. 1-20 $6 NATIONAL LEAGUE, Univer {California football |which was called a dra id to : Dr asil | t od ¢ he fi “ .|s at trying to recove r aes rine Stok fullba - et & MF 5p Mr edegac 2 war Won. lost, Pet. oon saturday’s melee with the v.| Toronto May Get ther Olg Man Winter is just around the corner. Are you ready for } Falso returned ~ ag sy Me Pac Philadelphia 662 3. marine crew. The Marines ap Bie with the sar ' nih with . . 6 offer ‘ 447 | Victory of the fall " nto is kely to be taken| Norms oss ‘op sSuds Sutherland Is Min Wank i ; : to Is ikely to be taken | Norman Ross In Toy uM Form; Beats Field OT. 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