The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1920, Page 25

ect Bit Ei THE Cincy Reds and Cleveland | EATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920. BRYT_ AAS Leds Baseball Application Maing «hen Pittieg piteh the at the ceason | | d ° P ° k d b E t ’ | between ed St Lene y Pee recesereeseeees tee e eee ween Ges qasete Leusvula Ferm | ithe eat ries Mt ac) | ndtans Fricke y xper bieveshh emma muta ay ~ Py ey | Wi ° . H baseball team, hereby apply for franchise in The Star ah) ants | to Win Big Time Honors }:i5 tesebai seu : Rireusa’ raiea held, the three clouts. ef cage Cube ware hore Tertertay, vired Telephone. ......- Srey see Pree Manager. § _— meer eres eens the net'ihe kansas L Urbyville Dopes Out Race in Big Circuit; Cubs, oat Sa oS arene saplieauatan Dodgers Contenders in National, With Tigers TWENTY BALL IMAHONEY IS Pia TF ght yap oi ing see, 0 thee - a K : ; 4 double seal by fader and Wie Second Best Bet in American League ( nan) TEAMS ENTER VICTOR OVER row ten {All sists, All widtha Here’s Why Calf, $8.95, Covelenkio ts selection te the (hind stewie ate t PETE MITCHIE peceeet | STAR LEAGUE BY FRED TURBYVILLE = Twenty teams! SAN FRANCISCO, April 9 Kiddie e This year's world’s series party looks like an exclusive! The 20th squad entered The Star | Maho pn pe a — a gr j Buckeye affair. That is, the honor guests at the party prob-|city baseball league today when the |OUt over Pete Mitchie here last nigh i ye L . r y |when the latter dropped to the mat , , ’s y 8 i Youn Business Man ably will be picked from the two big towns of Ohio—Cleve-|appiication of the Loyal Holahts| without being hit. ME N! It doesn’t matter if it’s a dr hoe—t « land and Cincinnati. Some one else may horn in before the | nadgers was received at The Star << whe Stahonay'a ret how e street shoe or a good, sturdy work shoe invitations are printed, but We doubt it very much. | Only disaster can keep Cleveland ay from a pennant} tists to come in, teams planning to| Jack Kearns. this year. cet in The Star bes In the fourth rour With but one more week for entry | fight under the guidance of Manager you can buy them here for one to three dollars leas. Our seventy retail stores give the greatest shoe values in the U.S. A. ue should see 4 the la@ from Makes Bold Stroke i And if the Reds fail to repeat, it will be their own fault.|tnat they fil out that pian en ne est ince without h _ . They're not exactly chesty over having won last year’s clas-|for @ franchise right og that | iting for the count and then, ap: i. af sic, but they haven't yet settled down to a full realization’, Ae eens oe poh Man. |Parently deciding he had had enough, ) Purchase of the John Lindh Stock Proves Climax of Career of the fight before them this year, When they do, they no 4.5 night. All team representatives | Topped Walking Shoes of Soft Kid Tillie Herman took lot of pun nt and lost to George & doubt will start right off where they laid down their bats last fall. They compose a great baseball team, and the should see to it that they are in at) tendance at this seasion. skin—welted sole—atraight —round = tor. All sizes last of Well-Known Young Price Cutter—Patrons of Red poor iahr ~ . a . f cians ih a ei see Hara, another member of = M r henna Front Clothing Company Get Benefit of Big Deal. world's championship lineup is intact and then some. It]. There gfe . ae — na stable, was outpointed by pekge li pgs a _ has greater strength than some. It has greater strength in) igor 22 years of age. Fifteen mon | 3 2 its reserves. The pitchers should be better, with the con-! may be registered, and only regis Bees one Chinese a : liar adie ‘isi fidence attained in last year's triumph. None is too old to tered players may take part in the) PY. D salah maid emna'si« Dace erent to $35 of anybody's money, are being | Play at top speed again this, pnogers Hornsby on it ia always sco Seiden had taniadions tt bel TILLMAN HAS EDGE oases men's cioeed out at $15.08. Bean season. Pat Moran is a great| dangerous, Branch Rickey has| gang over at the indet Monday OMAHA OMAHA, Neb, April 9 Brown Work Shoe—leather et outright ront tailored serge worth up to $60,|manager. No doubt he'll have) worked hard with the Cards Ferdie |S 2S NN chany Tilesn, ef Misndéapotia lined—full double welled sole Co, 16 ave. are cut to $27.85. Superb tweed/them going good before the | S°hurp '* seed again and that means) There tp not a world of differance inted Bud Logan, of Chicago, —Munson Army Last—solid Pe ee ee ee eee ree vee eaeeabe 1s @ month Old 2ghs between the favorites for the top and |alto he got only @ referee's decision throughout, All sizes in are being ed at $34.85. No| 589 ¢ Braves, like the Red Sox, need the favorites for the bottom, Both/of a draw in the main event of a medium and wide widths, Per wonder the clothing merchants are| Cleveland had the best a lot of help. There are some real |jeagues should stage a real baseball|clasny card here last night. The were after w |basebatl last September. . stars in the lineup, but they need pattie this year, And the IFS are men are welterweights. The scrap Second place be jdians were traveling at a clip more to get anywhere near the top.| many, as usual went ten rounds. realized that H A great stock of shoes is being [none could keep up with. Hut the ae ‘ awit a reals a ms sacrificed in the same ruthless way.| were too far behind to overtake th W. L. DOUGLAS, G ZIAN, CHIF Sox If they had played the sam . PEWA and WASHINGTON SHOP pall all year, the others would nm CO"S DRY SOX shoes are marked at prices that certainly make a hit with every man compelled to econo mise, Shoes far dress and work are are now only $2.45 en and girls are cut tn like propor tion The John Lindh store was realty famous for the high quality of the underwear carried. In this sale COOPER'S, MEDLICOTT’S and PA CIFIC WOOLEN MILLS fine gar ments are going at prices that sum gest the value of stocking up for a long time ahead. As an example Medlicott's Sootch wool underwear, $4.50, in welling for $2.95. i H. M. ROGERS closed out at same way. Ties of the finest kind are being sold at a fraction of their present value. Men who appreciate the better kind of haberdashery will find a bonanga here H. M. Rogers, the energetic young last weeks for the simple reason (that the quality of the merchandise | jot was of a standart quality, could recognize {ts actual vatue, ' merchandise, They told their friends assembled the rush to get the bargains on. ever, . Of course ft Sane ty yp ih aa! gon Mp Saunt Hivos Wiskamahe the prices Pighty thousand dollars worth of I am asking. The hard part of it class merchandise cannot be W238 to buy the clothing tn such a way that I could possibly do ft When I secured the big Lindh stock at a fraction of its prevent value I knew I had the stock that would enable me to offer SEATTLE'S SU PREMP SALE and events have jus tifled my optimism.” The big mile at the Red Front Clothing Co, 1601 First ave.. will open tomorrow at 9 a.m. Pay checks cashed for workers. Come as earty in the day ax possible. Take your aff No wonder the men of the city are hurrying to buy when they can get such guaranteed quality clothes as DAVID ADLER & SONS, SOCIETY BRAND, LEOPOLD MORSE. and HIRSCH-WICKWIRE suits at prices lower in many instances than the present ‘wholesale price of the same - 4 Shoes for wom: | have had a lookin. Practicaly |aame team will be back in the f and there will be reiaforcements be aides. Speaker this year has left | selling at prices you will hardly be-|handers. There was not port-sider i possible, Eight dollar values | ‘ast year good enough to take his in Goodyear welts, gunmetal or calf, | turn. splendidly made, are cut to $3.95. | Right Manager | Boys’ shoes are being sacrificed And the Indians have just the sort also, Boys’ shoes worth up to $ jof manager they have needed. Tris Speaker should go down in baseball history as one of the great managers of the game, as well as one of its greatest players of all times. The much-talked of Yankees have a hard row ahead. Fewster’s acct dent, Baker's continued absence from |the teatn, Bodie’s flight and ite re sultant effect on the survivors, form & combination too much to overcome |The Yankees, with Ruth, will be « great gate attraction, but unless | Manager Huggins gets back all he “known price cutter in charge of the now lacks, the Yanks can't finish Red Front, would throw the stock Men's $6.00 silk shirts are being |'® front to the mercy of the public and cut $3.85 and eversone| Th? Tigere—that slugging, base prices in @ way that would be seri: xnows the fine quality of the shirts |[UNMINE ageregation of stare Jooke ly felt in the clothing trade. John Lindh carried. AN the other|'k* tough picking for Speaker's In Fears af competitors have come shirts are being sacrificed in the|Tns They're likely to get mood [pitching with Jack Coombs handling the stars. Don't Overiook Cht The White Sox are not to be over. looked entirely, Some good young pitchers may help out Cicotte, Wh Nama and Kerr, And Red Faber) shows signa of a comeback. The big surprise may be Washing: ton. Griffith haa « fine team The! Browns will make a great. fight ot} it under Jim Burke... But the team | {an't strong enough to figure against Cleveland. Connie ‘a lows may climb out year, Sox strengthen a whole lot, they, haven't much hope. | Right at this stage of the prelim. | Inaries, the best-looking team in thé) National league ta the Brooklyn Dodgers. 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