The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1919, Page 12

ud PAGE 12 THE SEATTLE STAR--THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1919. \ OUTA Luck! “YOU KNOW TWAT RK JEP 1 SAYS “My Loe FoR \\ NN ant Darve ve BEEN Goin® WITH vy DAUGHTER OK ( . | S\ “~\ 04 y N \\ OOP LLLL LOS. MELL L SPOKE TO HEF \ 4 \ r} wig LA®T NieHT’ WINKS Attn ' Giants and Reds Are Primed for Second Day’s Struggle —*; * * * * * * x * * * * * * * * * &% » * * * * 4% phic Pilot | {iene nese i¢ e F the Cincinnati Reds can grab two of the remaining four games with the New York Giants at the Polo grounds during the next 36 hours, the Reds ? Giant Boss will just about have the pennant for 1919 in the senior league cinched. The Moran corps stepped on the Giants twice yesterday, and while they beat -———— them by the slim margin of one run in both games, one run is as good as a million when it is one more than the other fellow has at the end of the | game. One of the odd features of yesterday's double bill was the fact that Cincinnati's duet of crack southpaws, Reuther and Sallee, beat Art Nehf | and Phil Douglas, the big heavers secured by the Giants to bolster up their pitching staff. The Giants have been severely criticized for their appar- ent efforts to buy a pennant. Fans thruout the country today are laying their money on the Reds to win the National league rag, in spite of the perpetual jinx that seems to hover o ver their pennant chances year in and year out. Cincinnati has never won a pennant in the National league, and it would be the best thing in the world for baseball if the Reds cross the wire ahead of the Giants. Pat Moran, the doughty Irishman, who is leading the Reds this year, is another Miracle Man. Canned by Philadelphia, after putting the Quakers on the baseball map, he has whipped a pennant team out of the Reds, who weren't considered first division possibilities at the start of the year. Local fans are pulling for the Reds to } win. “Dutch” Reuther, the crack southpaw, who is a graduate of the Northwestern league, won the first big game of the crucial series yesterday, | and may hurl another tilt. of the series before the vital games are history. ———— — Seeeeeee \ H ugeT hrong I Here’s Quartet of Reds’ Heavy Artillery oe Tigers Spank Expected to" Zz na Seattle Crew Flood Field Qe agenem= MMe BOS in First Mix Giants and ‘Reds Ready for | Dell’s Hurling and Meusel’s Second Double Bill in | | Fight for Flag | Bat Bring Win to the Essick Tribe | Ban He i es iliac “————. = THow Co at ib N. Y. STAFF | _"Chabe Stand, | Ban Franctsco Bacramento 4 rt Reattle . With Weiser Dell hurling big league ball and the Vernon batters knicking 13 blows off Claude Thomas, pastimes supply any line of what | it is evident that the Tigers won the may in the future the first game of the series from the lo- | Pennant race already Is in. The | Cale yesterday. The final score was | Reds have captured the strong: | 7 to 0. Seattie didn't get a man to) f, | hold. |third base during the fray. Only | § Rein was falling Aitfully yester- four locals reached first. Dell allowed j day and there was « chill breese but two bingles. j — alr, vaaoee undies Bob Meusel, the star third sacker erne weal was of the visitors, started the Siwashes on the way to ruin with a four-bag | wallop over the right-field boards in the third frame, scoring two runs ahead of him. Buneched hits in the fifth and eighth frames, combined with a $e | BOrCS Of errors, helped the visitors \WCHTRLZVZ, Ganwmen oT TT Pall ey i Uy Biff Schaller banged out a two-| As Z Yj base wallop in the second, and Thom L bbasbadowrbud as hit safely in the third for one base. After that the Seattle tribe, could have folded up their bats for the rest of the day for all the good —~S , ane [Major League | Everybody Outside of Gotham YUMMY» Wants Cincy to Cop Gonfalon 'Dilxrrno.rd} bth yg NATIONAL LEAGUE ‘on. Laat. Moran Deserves Credit for His Work Paitadephia , “ : i ; ; they did. ' cupyptyyee uy Se ee Manner in Which McGraw Built Up Giants Is Getting Vernan— AR rN Wf) VAS YY Goats of Fans; Reds Needed Help, but Couldn’t Get spr SOS : YOY Roatan P Meuaei, 3b ; j BASEBALL SCHEDULE bik eg TNT Eee ee Ta iad Rahote | NEW YORK, Aug 1 BY FRED TURBYVILLE New York (two games- | Cinctanest Ge Aa N. A. Sports Writer eG . “hy lew Yor 2 " z Chicage at Rreckiye “Rain | Batteries: “Neuter and Rariden; Net = = Seems every one i pulling for the Reds to win but the wo ehalianp, See-bane, bie, toi ste mnsond AM. ero Tae ORO Meee) Dates. end Seana — * New York Giants, New York City and seven baseball mag- Tn foe . St. Louis at Philadelphia (two games) |Cinetnnatt 2 5 nates. 1 Compton, rt + _ is York 1 . ‘ . = m " 4 Pa | Meuset’s crash over the right field wchatler. If . ‘ Const Leogee | Ratterien: alise and’ Wine: Do _ Everything comes John McGraw’s way excepting his) wall'tn'the third wes termite Blew. (Klan 00000 4 Vernon ag Keattie end Gensites, ‘fill of victories. The Reds somehow manage to keep his _ Lapan. © : SacraMento at Ban Francisco. ny ‘ ‘, Double-headers for Saturday and Sun- Murphy, 3b . z Oukiand at Portiand | ROBTON, Aue 14— n x © appetite unappeased in that respect. , | aay with the Tigers are billed. Also a| French,’ aa : POE Bocca tn Bg aoa | tom od ABR: Pe But if John wants a new pitcher or two, a new in-|#*™* Monday Waaraniste aaa dae | ‘ROUND COAST BASES | Watteries: Cooper and ii 1; Ru- | fielder, a new catcher or a new slugging outfielder, he has “MAC Schaller is stilt with | © rotate: : ry Soore by Innings | |delph and Gowdy. Fourteen innings | but to make the want known and some other club in the fsb. |4 deel was tr, See. — with Pertiand for the * [Vernon .... ° 3 Yesterday's winnere—Vernon, Oukiand, Aug. 14 P. wi wer his S. . Multen needs him to fill Walsh's |. Hite a Weed 2 San Francisco and Los Angeles Rm 2B league will answer his S. 0. S. place. Jimmy is still out of the game | csactin e eoe - 4 § 6| IT think the answer lies in a frank, oemnere —| with ® bam knee, Mite nee ooo rune—Measel (Vernon), Kil- | Brooklyn { : Home 3) 4 Pl atatement from a manager in the ia). ren: |v * ri Peet. | oe ane) | gedtaiterisa’ yaugha and Killifer; Met: | vague who discussed with me the was the only bright spot | Hecond Game m 4 w|National leaxue race the other day.|}WAS JESS TOO OLD? 1 win over the Beavers. & 1/1 am not mentioning his name, for | wo senaational catches kepl the | Batteries: Hendrix, itailey, ‘Martin |! do Rot believe he meant for me to| } LOOK AT THIS FOUR Portlanders beaten. and O'Farrell, Daley, Mammaux und | quote him 1 whe |, Summary: Struck ovt—Ry Thomas 2, Wweeke | DY Dell 4. Bases on balls-—Off Dell 2, Two- Tin unt. | Das® Nite—Schalier, Chadbourne. Home run—Meusel. Double plays—-French, unas- | |minted. Sacrifice hute—Chi —— |Mitehel, dington. Ru When Ump Frary got in the way for—-Thomas 4, Dell 4 mercies Ea Bweeney, th has been out of ¢ with © sprained a torm yesterday yi Chadboa grow hich = | f sli Miller. Thirteen innings. | “Why shouldn't New York win the | ‘ They 7. pe reason Wil. Teuadh" tak co vat os Men | 2:88 Umpires—Phyie an Bill Redgers blames the Seals’ de- ' > pennant?” he said. “Don't they pay| | [ard cow step along with { | = | aetna feat of the Vippers to the fact that | PHILADELPHIA. Aug 14 —8t f ? Dempsey was because he {| cost Seattle three runs. Meusel fol- he was out of the game three in- | °* Philadelphia, both games postpo the freight there | was too ol Then how lewed with his four-tmse wallop. |IMEEHAN GETS nings trying to collect $1,500 from | **!”. “New York and Chicago furnish " ry he Ghocae: ter thee “a e E| about the Giants? They ] | danumin tnses the real crowds and keep basstaii| | Seret, Oe eannares moran.” | WALLOPED BY toe eels 0 seed een | Won Lost, Pet.| ote. If it wasn't for the big crowds!) broke inte the squared arene. f | Chicago : Ty in New York, some of the other They say Jens used to read ] OAK. BATTLER Detro © ould © a hard time } | Including « feur-ply by Killifer, New York “ the cap tak tha pentane tay elt the work of Doyle, Zimmer. | yesterday aud erached out three oate| 4 AND, Cal., Aug. 14.-—-A real) ‘Angels on easy win 4 0 2 over Be rt Latie “ i ihe sag y for the pennants they de } man, Fletcher and Chase be- boom lacing with all the trimmings but eindeed Roatan 464 | mani Cig knockdowns was given Willie Mee. ‘ Ere | " a) { fore he'd ever worn a pad x WATCHING TH MOREROARD | ehingion 40 That, ix why John McGraw gets | oo ak: es ee It leoke like Hyren Houck with [han by “Fat” Larue, whom Willie enter ‘| nae about what he wants, A few weeks!) yg f the Gt {| hart fer the opposition, with Eimer |and most of the fans picked as ple ‘The Giant cast-off Riere ‘There were no guines in tho Ameri ago he decided he needed ‘another | } men ol Hants would | | Reiger working fer the home boys. < ns | league yeuerday. meri" | first-class catcher. He got Frank Govelop a, streak of yellow } | rea ae Se en. ee Get t= ened ” | me eae eet mn | rin, 1 prfec 7 L - i Lilt, and romped across with the wine (| ann | Snyder, one of the very best in the| {| OF erack under the strain? ¢ QAKS TAKE INITIAL sot Shasta the anmee ede ert ming san fe a é-to-8 traces, Sede game today, from the 8t. Louis , Deaeeee, they Sona aet Same. 4 he toe tee ee also won the second gume, 2 te 1 | Cards ( = } creaks in their ged frame | TILTS IN PORTLAND | th fourth Meehan was groggily ~- j ’ - hanging on e's show! s Al Mammaux got tired of watehing hie | Then he wanted a pitcher, and he|{ Mork! OF suppose they hit {| PORTLAND, Aug. 14.--Oakland| Paneins on. tence eae alleged helpmeets in the 13th inning, got Phil Douglass from the Cubs. | terrible slump? Do you won the first game of the series in rs petter main rete sng Me ag The Cubs got another outfielder,|{ Teckon they would lay down { |trom Portland yesterday, 5 to 1 vent bouts over the Cubs, : 7 a *| and say to the Reds: “Come , ‘er yee alles Harry Pelsinger drew with Frankie game, however, ave Robertson, in the deal, The . Both Oldham and Arlett were wild , Cubs needed an outfielder. But it|{ 0 take the pennant; we {| n,dhan ey | Malone in the semifinal. Dannie Ed-| a “pe t were only fooling all ¢ * wards won over Young Sharkey A heat soa Z rel oe was a penne dat The Cubs were bbe ge sine Mataicec, } aed, AY Re 9 “4 sc Bosna « on: hush when Dick Rudolph grooved one supposed to be in the race and up , '. r sca gaon if Me REE we 6 ) for Kouthworth, of the Pirates, Mi. fighting for the Even had t a The batte and 5 car Ey pusdioed 10 for the civewlt, ond wen'6 a for flag n had they |g, The batteries—R. Arlett and El Os ‘KK will shortly join the not needed Douglass, they helped the jae “ fidiiokes | Giants out by handing him over to| take their pick of the other six Na | vain summed the works tor the cara-| The good man is always them. And the Giants didn't lose an | tional league clubs. |ANGELS WIN SECOND bleyeling racers in this country. American | ounce of strength by parting with| The Reds forged to the front with | Fe : TIVE SPORTING 6000S Stove i caida cing Lance, Bi| rested by watching the | sincere Robertson, for he wasn't playing| the team they started with, ‘They're TILT FROM UTAHANS | » Sallee, Reuther and Fisher. | TMPERIALES | Virginia. So it was a bad deal from | credit in due them and their manag | Spmaiie saron iieit’ cand aright 4 3-to-2 game over the Braves, | Hott; Oldham and Baker. |NEW HORSE SHOW TROPHIES: a Cub standpoint, tho Fred Mitchell er, Pat Moran. Your Patronage Appreciated Pay TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR i} | Top to bottom—Douglass, Barnes, Toney, Benton, Winters, Nehf. The Rochester horse show pro-| Mowrnniaes says he is satisfied | game trom the Bees here yesterday, COMING DOWN TO SOX | moters getting away from the hack McGraw wanted another pitcher | JUNIOR TENNIS MEET | The " , A customer romarked the | CIGARETTES K oe . Be prize being a gold vanity box valued 2S the league, realizing it may »| pared for the national te “Funny,” you may think 3 PRIZES FOR T at $260 for the best pair of horses blended pure mais paper to ry Ee te Rettleiin’ el contaenne Eee ee ene |neyed cups of conventional design | and he got Art Nehf from the Box | Salt Lake City, Osher day than, Stone | IS ATTRACTING MANY |ics Annetes |Day exhibition, in one class the Good tobacco, perfect Y | won on the field, When one team in| lst of entries than ever ix being pre- | Crandall and’ F : arin sh that they talk of Woolen A novelty will b 7 bl 0 ont w 0 ent, which will open on the y apse we bee [wrap it and a mouthpiece to | 2b!e, t Keep to the front with its | tournament, which will open on the SEATON BLANKS BILL g Sox in the summer time, 2 Hills | jusually awarded class winners, will ‘ ton Braves offers the best selection of distribute flat sliver in ite Labor @F@ made of good thi Baseball fans like to #eo a pennant| NEW YORK, Aug. 14—A bigger| Batteries ‘Weetin ean tae aMe | Present lineup, takes ity pick from | West Side courts here August 26. Forest tennis championships | sl 0 cool the smoke of it. A ciga:|the other clubs, it doesn't leave «| Youngsters from all party of the | RODGERS’ BALL CREW pg Nog etn Ml tri 4 in the offering. @f first, second and PACIFIC caw LEAGUe fine “Heather Sox” of ours Athie' MARATHON SWIM | rette manufactured to excel se pdr leo ri the mouths of the | country are oe in hig names, | SAN FRANCISCO, Aug Mu once, and find what real lana’ sntaeuiieabiaee te en ure | * 7 i 4} ral run of fans, and a num f hotly contested | Seaton blanked the Sok > ye. te f ' x Buy BASEBALL | k hee ogg sare (dh sarremae pad 10 for 13 The Reds need men, too, They've | matches a sa yd YI 15 x ne Solons here yes Ontos really . A with the efforts of the National SEATTLE Vs. VERNON Athletic club will hold its annual| Cc needed an outfielder all year. Other = - | "The wo ere's o Reason Tennis Umpires’ asgociation to im- 4 oe saa Marathon swimming race in the | he score: R, H. B. a Girt, | \onte river in September attracting | THe John Bollman Co. Branch| ‘lu owners would not help the Reds| Rifle sho N. J:| gacramento lta teak emataur oetminenecde thi {Meneheatuvers out unless they received huge sums | will be revived after a lapwe of four! gan Franciseo .. . 2 6 Hohe es of money, The Reds haven't the}years being held September 1 to 6.| ‘The batteries: Vance and Cont else Saat Jar TODAY, 2 ¥. M. Gunday Game at 2:30 P. M. ‘Take Fourth Ave, ing at Prove the officiating in tournament lay. | Play ° * Let's 50 eat at Boldt’s—uptown, 1414 3d Ave.; downtown, 913 2d Ave. ak money the Gianty have. They can’t A total of 36 matches are scheduled. | Seaton and Baldwin > a sat