The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1919, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1919. COO AW PES DEN ee mys “ye _ \\\ TE \ \ PPLQQY PE —— ’ \\ es we NEW ARE Ni \\t Rad \ edt Wok AND ANERES BO Your YEP HES A A DEAD | [wry Poor 4 THERES ENOUGH FooLisH FELK \S_GONNA STUDY Share Guy!)| HONeCSe* (eet FAT HEAD— DOCTORS AN’ LA SITTIN’ ON LATIN EH ? we NEVER PAY Hire : MAKIN! MONEY WITH ki} MOANA Pat Moran, Miracle Man of | Why Gotham Giant Tigers Will — SPITS IAL Cincy, Talks Like a Clam * ~~~ ny * Have Tough [ Red Leader Won't Predict Chances of Reds in the Big} a R H ) & Series With Chicago White Sox; He Just Says That > ow to Hoe : the Boys Will Be Out There Giving Their Best | : ; “L- B, A. Sports Writer) we regular « he contend | eries From Essic en to be held today. This announcement was given out by Mayor r of ‘oe wf j — a IP 9 Fitzgerald yesterday after a session with the commissioners and many differ See iL pa LEOH.LASPEMN |x « . Prosecutix Attorney Brown. The commission will be in abso have their work cut ot ae lute control and the elty anA county officers expressed confidence this week if they pe to ¢ « in the ability of the committee to handle the situation, bunting Charley Hule Al Wismolek and Dr. Hanley, who make up the body, will elect a chairman today. As suggested yesterday in this column, Charley Hulen is the logical candidate for the position. Bierce with bia 0 < . , pd ae eee Seattle ring fans won't see the boys in action for a couple of the hotel—ther t nole le © the p ng around the| € R ge yon't res oa weeks yet at the most, according to Hulen, who says that it will @f information for the fan country ght the Reds | 5 tomer part 4 oie be some time before the committee can iron out all difficulties Pat talked about everyth else ° ade " “ 4 po ic pAb > wy . rere and get started on the right lines, Beet mage ne| wou Fo oe i : played y and Sunday If the city billiard tourney cannot be staged now it would be a good < the things Pat GS nay On the ¢ he ‘ys should) stunt for Brown & Hulen’s to register their regular patrons and have know who will ne | , \ . clean up eho ‘ of x) 4 chart with the standing of the players with their daily scores show —_ | ‘ : games here and | > 4 ing the class of the players fron week to another. The players © will He. out there to.de-) could be classified according to ability similar to the system in vogue r best, just as they have| at the Seattle Tennis club a yea ». It creates competition and it soe hag por Soemet yo a pay would be « big boost for the game here, Seattle has some cracking comes to discus We have a dandy ball club, and it | vod le ye system show a good angle and balk line players and a system to show their relati Strength and weakness s own | has played a great gate all season.” | a | ‘The final ne perry : rl team mat the only silent man in Cin: | , At find the Angel apne PG, gallica geri es pyc acinar pal A ; P in Los Angeles and if the t ‘ ‘Thru the courtesy of the University of Washington the two games Miine Uiecicaure on. some other Wtalk for Pac They Ob “iy ’ about even the Tigers are given the | of the Seattle high school series scheduled for Liberty park on October lamgie- of the situation. P t s the greatest. man-| $ ledge on the Seraphe to win the high) g and 4 will not have to be played at the stone quarry at ith ave. For instance ¢, and that he'll beat | on i nh race and fe-| nt, Jeftereem st. After tho first games the high school elevens will “Kid Gleason says there's nothing | the White Sox hands down. They de P . ‘ It has been a swell race an< be able to use the Seattle ball park as the ball season ends here Octo- io it But the White Sox; nothing to | clare every seat in the world’s series 4 a. Jattle can make things very nice for! ber 4. With several thousand high school students in the city schools worry But finish of the Ameri: | games in Cincinnati will be filled and At [Vernon if they step out and smear! jt would seem profitable to establish a field for the schools so the school SNEc: guiemp. san, amp the | Crowds wt n the street, They . the Angels here this week. The! teams would not have to depend upon the ball park and the university. tle. ‘What @o you think of | say Pat will be manager at Cincin reas |dope spells Los Angeles in ble let-| Seattle needs such a fleld and it can’t be built any too soon. What he said about the Reds not be-! nati as long as he wants the job, and “e lies Angela ae hang (are tee atl wis sibiunin Wandelt’ rrr et erat iii sox? eer i tee eats Aba ther ear a |here, makes one hesitate to predict! in the University and Queen Anne @isiricts In to be been —— “Did he say that? Pat asked er things, There's no limit ‘ a clean sweep for the visitors “¥" has put Wes Rennie and Charlie Norman in charge of the two “Well, you see, in a }to thelr exuberance. - districts. The object of the work is to establish the “everybody play” Rc sleaa elal i “ | VALUE OF movement thruout the city. It gives the smaller and physically handi- capped boys a chance to play games and develop into men that is not ‘CLUB TURNS | If the veteran Giant infield hadn't cracked, John McGraw might have won the pennant! ‘The real value of the spitball will) afforded by the regular teams of the school where only a chosen few OUT FAMOUS instead of Cincinnati. But three-fourths of the infield « ked and so did Muggsy’s pen- b strated haw beeen Bihapee ore mete we pueess, Serle va tomabie: Wind weer nant hop The one-fourth remaining intact was Heinie Zimmerman at third.. Larry) ,," oe hed ve battle in Loe| the school elevens, This ls Just a start. The work means much to BOAT ST. Doyle « d when injured with the playing schedule two-thirds finished. Then Chase ri 4 ve minor league title of| the life of the playfields and the association hopes to extend their ‘The Vesper Boat club of Philadel and Fletcher let down. On top of that, Bennie Kauff had a slump and MeGraw’s high- . mat be , | work of this kind thruout the city. « phia, which heretofore was famed seo | Petont pitching staff failed haa a al ee (oT iblewe tacthh eapeaey coches ther Gar ,.Trapsheoting ie » big sport in Seattle and local gun experts will seas Jew ¥ the powerful senior Soared shell ry. The Saints are bound to run shooting on their new grounds at Fort Lawton. The regular shoot GL Wi une lending lghtweights crows they developed, their victory | 7h ° BEES ANNEX WIN SEALS TAKE FIRST mp agslaat, some: solt ball: Ging, | » conan Be fhe Goode Lis Cachet ene emir oe of the country, will tackle jin Paris in 1900 and over the Argo 1ca 0 as | FROM VERNON MEN GO FROM OAKLAND because both Vernon and Los An-| traps. Sunday's session will be a merchandise shoot and a cd: Sel Dundee in a six-round | nauts of Toronto at the St. Louis fair | | geles pitchers use the moist ball. Just| of entries are expected to start in the event. Shoots will soon LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24.—Spank what ‘effect this delivery will have} on the new club grounds at Fort Lawton. Whether the name of the on ret bhbe in the seventh inning Bunching their four bingles for three | watched with interest. The work of| nounced. ‘Urew, . > the uns, the Seals won the first game|the St. Paul pitchers, who are not ine : Pittsbure i won the national single soullimg Mulligan broke up the game between the Seals won thi — — 2 ent meets Mike O'Dowd, middie-[aWarad and Paul Costello the associa | gait Lake and Vernon here yesterday |© jen from the Onka here | allowed to moisten ‘the agate. will LANGFORD STILL BUSY MAY QUIT INTERNATIONAL ‘weight king, in a 10-round bout at/tion single crown. Walter Rigting. | 0 t P. t | nd the Lakers won the first game of | yesterday ° ug by | also be watched by baseball men on Sam Langford, the “Boston Tar| BINGHAMTON, N. ¥., Sept. 24.—4 prominence. Jack Kelly this year ay ” ’ at Philadelphia Thursday [in 1904, being among their achieve | SAN FRANCISCC Sept. 24 ae r “Jack ‘Kelly ayo Big Edge in ing out @ threebagyer with Remier ar se tg on the St Paul batters will be! lub will be changed with the change of grounds has not been an- on September 29. too, leaped into prominence by ad the series, 3 to 2 oy ke a from | the Ce Baby,” is still a busy boxer, despite Binghamton will retire from the Ine vancing from junior to senior rank | ight ts | ¥ h | ant axe C , r ? aa ht ¥ T ON me t. 24-—The Olympia ie ae Sees ee ee On| New York ‘Stase lenin te real po Parl Baird, local lightweight is in| this year. He won the Junior single - ake City t 3.| LONDON, Sept. 2 ¢ Olymp! erry Wille |? a was ane Portland. lecufls race on the Schuykill river Jackson, Felsch, Collins and|¥erme" seseoscaes 2 6 2/Onkland ; 1 7% tlecommittee of Great Britain has ac Segnenie 30 he boxes Harry Wills) nounced here today. July 4 and on Labor day won the in pigs: , | Batteries: Markle and Byler; Ross |San Fr < 3 4 ‘1lcepted the invitation from Belgium | at Syracuse, N. Y., and on October 20 —- Biddy Bishop, former Tacoma/termediate and association single Liebold Are Stronger jand Brooke The Kremer. Rt. Arlett|to participate in the Olympic gameg|he meets Jack Thompson at Tulsa,| Let's go eat at Boldt’ writer dnd manager of Dick | races, one after the other, In 20 min i McKee. 4 OBrien, Cincy heavyweight battler, | utes a Than Red Men - 6 ——— | is now touting Dick aa being the best heavyweight Cincinnat! ever | gue BY HENRY F, FARRELL Backfield Man had. Bishop is peddling postcards D) vrarno.txd United Press Staff Correspondent | Leads Franklin | UN renin? over the countryside with Dick NEW YORK, & 4—Gleason | Ining up on the same card with Pat 9 hae @ better trio p ling his gar Af - .. a baseball pilot of Y; weey dens than Mo roduce. | incy Reds. | z _ The er nee of the White ing attac m Tiger outfie their fall ring season the third week ie October. | BASEBALL SCHEDULE But in Jeckson, Welech; Lethe ‘and he J, Collins the- Ametiban ‘tenguers| Win Gower, the best welter Const Leanne Sale in: merican leaguers | who ever argued over a game of | Prey Matra yi ond billiards with Sid Brunn, is all | | | | | Sen Francieco ot Oakland, lent than Rousch, Neal Magee) nd Dunc S, 8S : - inn wile G@ressed up with a new line of ys Pager eet | , ZO Fo accos bl ed.10 neckwear. The announcement SS aeseleg ‘ ern | ¥ i i ‘o- that Win will headline Austin & ahh ei A e use of the! 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