The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1919, Page 20

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1919. ABOUT My TRIP TH SAND DESERTS, TH’ ote VOW Boy! THars ]\ ANY STAGE ROBBERS) 4 CouPLE o' CHoRuS SAEs! WAY ovT West! | GEYSERS An’ a4 Lot o' Wait'LL THEY HEAR | YEH, I SAW THE ROCKIES AND FRISCO - DID “YOU RUN INTO] OH BugE: L TOOK Home ( 3 ) Trip! | COL PUNCHED - GIRLS OUT TO — Ratieies ‘ city! “ ' Some City BREN Rint DINNER ! A, 7% rn PORTS Murphy Stages Comeback | Play Football ANDIDATE FOR HERO CROWN | | The Box Score of "| Football Star Waal cots Broadway to " sad f || Final Series Go: $3] LoNnON, oct 10-1 " 0 en Season pan re caress eee, | tater i : + & 3]“pup” Phillips, Star Defense °?"* oe With Quays Salvation Smoker Today co | Man, Returns to Georgia iniagcen nd ie aoe Gets Under Way al Resides e'sscscss No baseball teain ever won «|Tv ren! Seattle Ball Park at Miler, p | champic without strong catch al ae | £ Rn | 2 P.M. San Francisco Boy Puts Up Grand Fight Against Farm- | 4 i 77 6 “Slers. To m football team, a man ca-| MILLER MAY SKIPPER |e ee er; Hector Meets Anderson Tonight at Arena; Travie | Chiearo re eoae | LATEST CUP DEFENDER) wriste nie fo the ; Davis to Mix With Morrie Lux in Tacoma TAA, iin ted. ks Hoeet : ot was part of the: t the| football game, one of t past was part o ew 2 | game, one of the elevens will | 4 American Cup sl ninated from the shagioes, foal y LE SSE ; le ‘ ’ , 0.” will enter the lists this |Constitution, also of the schooner | the championship. Both schobls have: X BY LEO i. LASSEN —s "| ese vonating the best man at the | Ingomar tioned as the skip- good teams for high schools, bué Staging a ninth-inning rally that was a pip, “Spud ; 4 a t " / oh basic point of a team’s defense there of the new schooner that t* €0-| Queen Anne probably has the edi Murphy, the battling middleweight from the wilds of the + Bi ‘ shared : oe Sie in Amerios. He is Gec ing to be built ristol during the|/on her opponents because Broadway Gate, earned a draw with Frank Farmer, the Kapow : - Wikineon, 'b : ° Phillips, 0 lineman K p | Winter, tps) ak will not be able to enter thelist ong. last night after six rounds of rugged ; " eae “ urph is, and withal @ est team ae . anes ' logger at Tacoma last night junds ee * , = oe ait sade Va ; THRER BOUTS FOR FULTON | Les Waiton, Crawford and 9, of : ; . 3 : for Wilkinson in ninth. rorvic 1 0 * ce letter from Tom | Will not be eligible to pla: _ Cut over. the left eye with a right smash in the early i wy manager now| It has been Broadway's fuck @ ng, Murphy was badly handicapped by the claret that ; on. leon eorerser oa He was a membs + wonderful . mathe other Ne ee work ned down. his face thruout the mix. Farmer had a ; : Genaiies 7 Sbaind Ateenteth: \enme, and” which déliated evecy|eee . | ‘tor three \and Ed Murane are out because in the early rounds but Murphy came back so well in ; j i ; Y | Duncan, B. Co! foaver, Jackson.|team {it played by @ larger sco October 9,15 | injuries and many inexperies closing sessions that Referee Schock called it right by | Three-b opt, Gand me|than any game ever played in the|anq 30, the 16th date in Paris, the|men will be in the lineup. ‘The it ng.that the fight was even. . a b un history of those teams. other two\ln London. He has given | up will piepanty Bo be sella ~ In the last round Murphy knocked Farmer with a series} 4 ie eee | ; : fy need hon Merembenption Rebaie Ueber d poeta he Em tives clei ues. Storie ‘wild swings that hit the bali-headed gent on the head i, ‘ n a) Cars » man, experts who saw .|MeNeil; Jeft guard, E body and Frank’s knees started to play a tattoo. ed him aa the ¢ I was he who stop the Penn | tackle, Martin; left end, urphy looked like a lightweight against Farmer, who " ‘ ° ° king up & y | bach 2 , ante Beyer Mig oman ' eighed him by 15 pounds, but the Spud showed he was ’ i = felons " ta path: “ . rech the| Six of these men have never played tough middleweight by his work in Tacoma last night. ‘ . : se 1919 Yellow Jackets, will play tac of having less yards gained | first team football for Broadway — — —————== Murphy left for & Francisco, - - on offense and back up the line on inst them and leas first downs|fore. Much keen interest has with his manager, Frank -Lawler defense. He has the intuition that than any team in the history of foot-|aroused in both schools for oe) : 5 i LIGHTS OF REDS’ | “ter te bout test night. Murphy ts i “ -| goes with the pla 4 seems bail in one season, With Phillips | game, and it is predicted thet a GH’ a big card in the Golden Gate dis . ~ - $ hind plate, TR always have his tre dous will _be five other veterans of the|ord attendance will be on Band L WIN OF SERIES] ‘ct 4 ; ‘ ond, Quigiey E : and strength in front of every p 1917 team returned this year|' witness the struggle. " In the semi-windup Eddie Ham oy , bd —_ _ — ———— ce eeer, Cimey Warler, e 1! ond, a local boy, was too wise for te ‘ ee F : Marty Foley and cracked the Taco man two punches to one until the last round. The bout was called a draw, but the referee made a big mix 7 ° | take. Hammond punished Foley in| TDs !s Hod Eller, the boy who set back the White Sox in the final * 7 " nm game of the series yesterday. Hod pitched good bail and had the Sex| gptoryg re eoggeteg a all‘/on hie hip thruout the game. He eased up in the final innings and| and Al Whitman of Tacoma da the Sox scored a lot of runs, The opposition never would have counted thru four rounds. It was the poorest |!" thore final innings if the sum hadn't blinded the Red outfielders.| fight on the card with the exception | Hod won two games of the series and stopped the onrush of the Sox. }of the curtain raiser. It wasn’t Rich? 2 TE MES LITE PY | REE ese ae ardson’s fault, as this bird Whitman | dances around like he's scared to death to mix things. It tired Philo | ying to catch up with him, Ciacco staged a wild draw | ink Mason in the second jbout on the card, and Young Simp- json, a local boy fighting for the first |} |time, had to throw in the sponge at || the end of the third round in his bout |, ‘ pl UB INCORPORATES with Al Lupo, Tacoma featherweight. | be Te 10.—The In- ETS. eines com of pos eee TONIGHT While the White Sox had everybody excited in the & City has been incorporated with Fe Rican A ae a last two innings of the final game yesterday, it’s all ip oad State “etna dane cuales for eeu Gites wean over now. The Reds won because they hit the ball yes- : formed for the particular 4 terday, or rather, because “Kid” Gleason, manager of patentee Regt the Sox had no pitcher to send to the hill after Wil- intain bulidings to hold box- * liams had been knocked off of the mound. The strain ee wie met mene ‘ of those last two innings, when the Sox showed their te the standard of boxing gameness by running over four runs, showed that the ~~ wglneed Are vedin Hid — team had the fight even if the other squad did have Te Breckenridge Steele, . the most runs. It was a hard fought series with the N. Dennis, Thomas D. ‘Alfred L. Mariliey. ofl Reds deserving every bit of credit coming to them. hi d OFFERED TO Phan gy gran pabogenniy nd The series should be reduced to the best four out of IN OF BIG RACE) x. Gittum, th kid f seven games next season, because interest cannot be ER 10.—Frank ACE ary, atten, Weta’ ac raat kept up longer than that. The attendance fell off in local sportsman, has do- | Giltum wins, the fans get a yun for} both Cincy and Chicago in the final games. Four out & gold and silver cup for the| Mir money when he is in the ring.) of seven games is long enough to show the superiority Tn oe ae eee ae oscil, but they dont anpon of te) of a squad and nine times out of 10 the team that wins March 17. So many dogs|*%mer. Rarrieau is well known here| in four out of seven will win five out of nine. been withdrawn from com-| “nd is rated as one of the best men fe fh fe of hi ight th t ong Seg y per’ sdaciaseiat Casey, Tooa! Gaxtiaaee, whe ‘ved Joe Jackson proved himself a real slugger by his work is jumping daily. The gold) with the A. E. F. in France, will| with the big stick yesterday and all during the series. to the district around Copper | tackle Jack Allen of Portland. In me” “nen easton] te cer ewe tents on the cand! 100 Set inaling with foe menvon the beset’ ahead of supply. Frankie Rogers, welterweight, meets bed be ———_—_—__—_ ee Ronda, of Bremerton, and| him and knocked the v4 into the stands for a homer age does battle with Eddie; on his next trip to the platter, when it counted for only ISHOP GROOMS = |auinn. one run. Rousch, his rival for slugging honors, also Us JEN FOR BIG MIX austin « SALT stepped into the limelight with the, willow in the final 0. Oct. 10-—|OPEN OCTOBER 17 game hammering out three bingles—two good for dou- the Cincinnati) Dan Salt and Lonnie Austin, loca!| bles—knocking in some five runs. Rousch’s work out Tad bossy diets ong erat Field erg Soren 17" | im the field was an odd feature of the series: One time Js 22 years of age and stands |the Crystal pool. They are planning edieb p> iy ate to the ns and re i off the Th M O F fi 2 ‘In height and weighs 200)to use Frank Fi ith Yi rds and on the next t e would misjudge t ill . Pong te Fd my een ed 86 | Hector in the main event, according and‘let it go for extra tnden: He can hardly be called e an ver orty- ive che, which was mare, ‘onl Serena: ata. the hero of the series, 22 ‘knockouts, In this respect |TRAVIE DAVIS The man over 45 who no longer cares for anything but le ener iB g7 gens Tee kia Hod Eller is the boy who deserves the crown because . ” . aN Fig ny mtb al aR ery aly Pb dang bpd rode eile ee conservative clothes never makes a mistake when he le Gun club of ore| Weight king, will mix with Morrie ins both ti he started th id, th U Ch m r his ri i : entertain bined Nrecond. Eastern | a former, champ. baa & eround wither on the Reds" staff to ‘ara te twee: hod Comes to easty for his requirements: : jing embers citer 34 tone ar tn inant Aah, The Store of Choice caters to just such tastes as his. In Eat 0 boy Bas French pax | wort. Davi proved his" css thee is ates nes shoe tenting cee ee the large and varied assortment offered for his inspection wm, 915. 24'A |S te trimming in the ity ot 0 me “gk Weaver th at the Sa, of his he bag son to find more than one model that will fit purse ~ t remier t k th ¢ . oop on ony today by ‘is wonderful work at the ow and "with Ale "the man of mature years, who still likes to wear N TIMES) the bat. , . years, ‘ | American league have emerged trom | The Coast boys in the big series came off with flying youngish-appearing clothes, is always sure to find the the postseason classic, the world’s| colors. Weaver, at third base for the Sox, played great [sie wih ao victrica anaigtve| Sal” Gamal ai flesh for ther eases ean eres erent style that will please him here—just as the young man jfor their National league rivals, een these days and in @|There have been #4 games played i,| Well and hit hard in the pinches. Rath at second for finds here the smartest and newest styles. A shape for playing. |all, of which the American league| the Reds, hit the ball hard and scored a flock of runs. E 5 Og wicca Sr gms cade iea 2°88) Reuter ‘itched one. swell game and. was ane’ of the Values Tell at Cheasty’s, whether for the young fellow GOLFERS’ NOTE— the “greens” out at fferson Park are indeed | " - leading hi f th i : . aa enlnat 278 for the Nationa leading hitters of the series. or the old young one. A few moments of our time will BENEFIT BASEBALL GAME | an bo has hen wocaccner of ithe Reds, a miracle quickly prove this to your satisfaction. JUGDALI LAINIE: This is what th : i AP OUORCL PAR “ial | tamil 3 fans are asking today after the way Pat handled Kuppenheimer Clothes, $35 to $80 : J is pitchers in the big series. The Reds won yesterday ‘ : . v 4 4 yn because they pounded the ball and the fans are saying Companion Lines of Smart Clothes, $25 to $75 L. Sweet, that Pat is just an ordinary ball pilot leading a great , who sus- in'a pre- team. > Step in and buy you a [few “Dunlops” and try a P rounds. Greatest game wr repay Aatecan ‘|Vet Cricketers VET HYMN WRITER Values Tell Bi tealsy for Mix in Englan MAKES CYCLE TOUR LONDON, Oct. 10.—Vet crick-| LONDON, May 10—Arthur H. y > 5 A eee co oa '|Brown of Brentwood, editor of the > i | played ce cricke! | Gregoris walter el vi Sy eT 10¢ (AND norial hospital. There were | completed his 26th annual cycle tour, : | 2/0R 25¢ ied gn a side and the young-laitho he is 89 years old. town is Ww | Zour Patronage Appreciated YQ oat was é tadaiezthbe |known in ex as “The White The For ell- ay Checks Cashed ‘ : y of the U. g,| Rider” because of hin flowing, anow. St f ‘$6 & YOUNG MENS WEAR Bi aee ns Saehed | Roper of the U. 8. valee wesc eat is Homing, enor. ore o 5 &Y ay Dressed IARD PARLO’ 7 Brennan of Chicago at Racine, Wis,,|%® ¢¥eles. He does 60 miles a day Choice October 18 jon his wheel without any difficulty, ened 3rd Bi SECOND AVENUE AT SPRING STREET University of Pennsylvania soccer team will play its first intercollegiate game with Princeton, November 1, on the lat- ters grounda