The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1918, Page 11

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The Store of Choice———Where “Values Tell” Collect for the Red Cross at ‘They're going to hand over the world series swag and— —maybe! Let the players ning two matches, 00. | FENWAY PARK, BOSTON, Sept. Red Sox will keep 90 per cent coe ee eee In the rapid-fire matches, at 200 AS $4.00. | 11.—Defeating the Red Sox, 3 to 0,| —maybe all. CENT for the sol a ha out ee 1.008 contestants BRIDGEWORK, PER . a ’ ang on to nine- | diers - urned in perfect scores. Stubbs, here Tuesday, the Cubs shot a ray of | | Cubs will hang on | Oe eee car aaaita | ct Wainary swith 46) 06 and 48icee | TOOTH, AS LOW AS hope into a glimmering chance for | Red ‘Cross will get 10 per cent | ball players, timpires, Guséee. the shoot-off of the tle. Corporal | $4.00. | the 1918 championship. —maybe! | To nurse the wounded—10 per | A- Bunkley, marine corps, was sec All work guaranteed for fifteen years. Have impression taken Chicago's victory came after a Frazee and Weeghman, club | cent!—maybe! ond, with 50, 50 and 48, and W. D.| morning and get teeth some S0%._ eee en bg agg is | long argument between players and| Owners, will split several thou. | — ‘To fill the players’ and owners’ | Deverman, navy, was third, with 50, | resent patronage is recommended by our ear! | sand, 60-40, | and umpires’ pockets—90 per | 50 and 43. | wh still giving good satisfaction. Ask our custom- the -mational commission during} “put theyll aplit with Red | cent—and maybe more ers who have tested our work. When coming to our office, be sure you are which the players first refused to} Goce 90.10! | They talk a: f givil des in the right place. Bring this ad with you. | money than the receipts warranted. } é . ot *Ootusl ‘dacs . jay. rials w! ne! he trials open They finally agreed to play “for the | gga eh eigpchnerettig 20 ey think of keeping now— | sunday. The derby and the all-ages | OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS good of the game. . tea ee Cees te’ | ee ce ee ee ee stake are the feature events, ‘207 UNIVERSITY ST. Opposite Fraser-Patersen Ca. Jim Vaughn, left handed, hard luck | oie Gow ts - | eae ee ee Dank te Yuuhn @0h fom on ee reek tbe soldiers are cent. ‘ x P é Se a | paid in a month ‘or the magnates—80 per cent. fox pitshert. ‘Ho allowed seven ita| ,,7HeyIl give the Red Cross 10 For the battlefield hospital— nes iS : per cent—maybe! 10 per cent! Ruston, and was outpiiched at every| ach winner will get $2,000 For the umptres—90 per cent. stage. 1¢‘per orat—aiaybal «| pee the Teenonal Goonies "4 — ‘or the Nation missio ee RH. PO. A E-| “Each loser will get $1,400. tone cat, loos, + 3 2 GO|, And he'll give the Red Cross For the Red Cross—10 per iWin Bown mse) cent! eee a > 5 1 3 0 oO]. All this is “velvet” to players, For the magnate, player, um- Paskert, cf 8 1 yk fb] magnates, umpires and national pire {t is 90 per cent—SURE! Pick, t 01 4 8 0] mmission. For the Red Cross it is 10 per . ‘ | ‘They drew big salaries all sea- cent—MAYRE! yeah 4 ; . 4 4 son, playing two or three hours aii lifer, ¢ @ day. | Vaughn, p 9 0 0 8 0 “go with a hundred and more |Jack Dempsey Adds Se lites, ee ee =! “Cee * ° Totals ....-+-2-.3 7 27 12 0) he teams which finished sec- Another to His List Boston— R. H. P.O. A. E.| ond, third and fourth in both SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 11.—Pre- Hooper, rf © 1 1 0 0] jeagues. | paring for his four-round bout with | Shean, 2b . ie ue eae Sa 2 They “cut in” on the series’ | Willie Meehan here Friday night, Strunk, cf © 1 4 0 9) Gough. Jack Dempsey incidentally added an- | Whiteman, If ae See Nae They, too, will give the Red jother to his string of one-round | McInnis, 1b . 0 9 10 1 0! Cross 10 per cent—maybe! knockouts, At the Olymple club last Scott, ss .. EA I ae They won't stir a hand or /night, he stopped Red Roak after a |Thomas, 3b ......0 1 1 1 | shake a leg in that series few seconds of sparring. Agnew, c . o 0 © 2 8 But they'll get 90 per cent it— Following Friday night's bouts, Jones, p. . AN seals Sided They give the Red Cross 10 | Dempsey will go to Reno, where ho ara Me. | |is due to box ten rounds with Jack Totals ¢ 2 Mf And the baseball kings don’t | Moran Saturday night From Reno, ere by 6ceerenn| 2 he will go to Philadelphia, | Chicago ... Cy ee eI a rr NL te Nola | Boston 00000000 0—-0} Summary: Two-base hits, Mann, | Strunk, Paskert. Stolen bases—Hol- locher, Sacrifice hits, Mann, Shean. Double plays, Whiteman to Shean;/ 9 Merkle to Hollocher: Hollocher to| Pick to Merkle, 2. Struck out—By | Vaughn, 4; by Jones, 5. Bases on balls—Off Jones, 5; off Vaughn, 1. for Track Meet) CHICAGO, Sept. 11.—Clinton Lar. son, national champion high Jumper; W. H. Meanix, holder of the 440-yard national record; F. J. Shea, All-Amer- | {can quarter-miler; Joe Stout, the for mer University of Chicago runner; Howard Drew, the negro sprinter, and a sixth man, to be named later, have been selected by Martin, A. De laney, athletic director of the Chica-| go Athletic association, to represent their respective camps at the nation- Jal A. A. U. outdoor track and field | championships the Great Lakes naval training station, September 20, 21 and 23, All these men are now wearing the colors of Uncle Sam. Seattle Dogs Will | ; : Compete in Trials Dogs from Washington, Oregon, British Columbla and California will compete in the Oregon field trial championships this year. L. S. Me. 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