The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1918, Page 9

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Pittenure Cincinnatt Pirnoklyn Philadelphia Poaton St. Lovie PHILADELPHIA Jacobs and Adame Archer. Luque r and Wingo, r 2 ny Dougias, Marti NEW YORK CHICAGO ney and Rariden; y Farrell. 1 RORTON PITTSBU: | _ Northroy Benmidt, ‘ and Smith. Juvenile Aquatic Stars Meet Today Seattle kid swimmers were ached uled to engage in a big aquatic meet | under the direction of the Seattle | school board Mount Baker park | today. More than at 1,000 youngsters were scheduled to take part in the dif ferent events, in which fancy div ling and races of all lengths are to | be featured Hester Eastman, tle girl, will give an exhibition of }the crawl stroke, while / Irene |O'Leary and Harris Hanrahan will execute difficult stunts in the water l4-year-old Seat n— BANK OF CALIFORNIA RATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SAM FRANCISCO ANATIONAL BANK a Federal Reserve Beak and Surpive $17, 000,000.00 SEATTLE BRANGA ve 4 Ave. Stan Ss. Wares Asst. jakeman, Asst. mene Double Treat for Ball Fans Prverything ix in readiness for the ik double-header to be staged at Lib erty park by the Puget Sound Ship yard teams Sunday, in what should provide the Seattle fans with a real baseball treat. Former big league pitchers will be in action Sunday, when the Patter son MacDonald outfit tangles with the Olympia team. Fittery, who wil! mount the hill for the Seattle aggre gation, has seen service with the Philadetphia Natio: and Garner. who will oppose him on the hill worked for the Boston Americans for a year, and starred in several of the bie minor leagues of the coun try Hoth pitchers worked in the Coast league this season, Seaton, Duthie selection for Sunday's battle, will hurl against Cook, the bie Tacoma pitcher, in what should be a battle all.the way The former was a member of several Dig league clube and starred in the Federal league & couple of seasons The first game is scheduled for 2:30 p.m entabliahed new records for 10, 15 and 25 miles on a new half-mile dirt course here Friday at the Iowa state fair. CHICAGO — Mrs. Frederick C. Letts of this elty will not defend her title In the Western meet, opens here Monday on the hill golf course. Indian Earl Dionne, correspondent of the American Field, is in Seattle, Mr. publishes a monthly mag azine for dog fanciers at his home in Houston, Texas SALT LAKE CITY—Tennis stars from Utah, Idaho and Montana are entering the Salt Lake intermoun tain tournament, which begins Aw- gust’ 28 certificates. A gray and white homing pigeon with an aluminum leg band, num dered 127, was found dead | Van Aseolt yards by W. FE. Kraft, | foreman of a «witching crew, | August 7. The bird is probably one of the entries In the recent races from Salem, Ore The SeattleNorth Pacific base | ball tearm in the Puget Sound Ship yard league without manager ue to the conduct of Bill at Olympia last Sunday. Rose, being | dimmatistied with Umpire McQuarry’s decisions, caused trouble thruout the | game, and finally made a physical attack on MecQuarry, for which | League President C. C. Harrison sus pended Rose for one week Anglers to Meet at Tacoma Today Northwest Dionne on The Sctenti clubs will ite annual tournament at Tacoma, with the first events scheduled to be gin at 940 Saturday morning The contingent of the Multnomah club, of Portland, i expected to be out In force to retain the champion ship won in Seattie last year. Most of the Seattle entries will take part in Sunday's ¢ #, which are also scheduled to begin at 9:20 a.™m., in which the two contests” will be fe: Association of Angling atage “fishermen's ured. 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The Meaneaters are three full games ahead of Lee Foh!'s men joth teams have one more game with the same clubs they played yes terday, Cleveland bucking = up Aguinest Washington, their 1 nt rival for second place, while the Red Sox tangle with the Browns, Uniess St. Louis takes the Heaneaters into camp and Cleveland defeats the Sen ators today, there will be little pect of the Indians overtaking pros AUGUST 24, 1918. BY AHER QUEST-CE Qui Yous “TROUBLE, MSiEU Yank 2 LE GAZ, OU FRANCAIS Plan to Open Series Sept. 4 CINCINNATI, ©., Aug. 24-—Detatia for the world’s series, which were ranged at a meeting of the national commission here this week, probat will announced after today games have been played. It ix un os stood that provision been » to give a Khare of the receipt to war funds and to reduce the p of box seats from $5 to $3. The oth er usual world’s series prices will prevail, it is ma | Word from Washington states that Secre 'y Baker haa notified Provost n. Crowder that he is in vor of the world's neries, eo far as or fight regulations affect ball players who come under the ar leaders before the clone of the season next week Having practically cinched in the National, the Cubs planning on evening up their score against the Brooklyn Dodgers The Dodgers are the only agerege tion that has had an edge on the Chicago team this season, The Cin cinnati Reda advanced in their race for second or third place by virtue of their victory yesterday, They are now but one game behind third place, They start a four-game ser fon with Hoston today with the Gi Ants opening at St. Louls and Phila delphia tackling the Pirates. the be TODAY’S MARKET REPORT are now selling cents per dozen and 65 y ranch eee» bY cents te at 81 ar quotations has gone and cents tutter pound. Meets toen eens 14 Local, ereen Carrots Tara! co per enck per Gon. ‘nents. 1 502 Local, per sack, # dor. Corn Haske > Cocumbers Farplant Gartie-Cat. per ™ Horseradish — Local, per t. 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