The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1920, Page 21

et. SEPTEMBER 8, 1926. = SEATTLE STAR PAGE 22 Seattle’s First Division Berth Is Being Threatened SEALS AND ANGELS ON TRIBE’S TRAIL While Seattle fans have their eyes @n the two teams hanging above us fm the Coast league standing tables Eat would be a wise stunt not to for the Los Angeles Seraphs and the Francisco Seals, who are pound Fight along behind us. In fact the Angeles, who are bring ing the Salt Lake squad down the feline this week, are tied with the tribe today and the Seals are but a Balt a game behind us. Today the Seattle clud ts eight | © behind the Tigers, who are ing down first place. If the Bang can brace and take the major Ry of the games from the Benga! | erew we will sull be very much in She race. Every win the Tigers reg » however, puts us just that Dh farther behind first placa - V's LOSS ” ENS LOCALS | ‘The loss of Rod Murphy, who has Been playing first base in brilliant Style, is a serious loss to the SI washes. He hurt his ankle during y's fuse and was replaced | by Zamiock. Chances are that he ‘Will be O. K. again soon as the in Jury was reported not serious. announcement that Ray Rates, | the hard-hitting Mmfielder of the Los Afigeles team of last year, will join , the Siwashes today should Into the camp of the tribe. hitter of the “Babe” Ruth type. He Was with the locals in «pring train ing, but a bad arm kept him out of : for the first part of the Beason. He says the arm ts all right gain. If it ix he should be a valu- able man for the locals. ie sn a ‘The pitching of the tribe has been | __Aolding up pretty weil. Schorr turned im @ three-hit game Thursday and | Jost because the boys couldn't bunch their own hits. Geary also pitched & swell game in the first half of the header Wednesday. Ray | Francis’ wildness in the second half PPMthat double bill was the only bit d pitching so far in the series. ie 1s Wares stM™ has Harry Gardner, his ace, to send to the mound. Harry bas had nearly a) ‘Week's rest and he should be in fine fettle. Seibold, Cooper and Demaree re still available, too. ‘The boys face a tough grind dur- fing the next few days when they | ‘Must play six games in four days | It's the big test an@ Seattle fandom fs hoping for the best. DEMPSEY WANTED BIG * FRED TO WIN _ Champion Jack Dempsey was root for Fred Fulton to win over Wills, and believed it was out of his pocket when the reversed the tables. He mays: “The result was just the op posite to what I wanted. I was He i i TA thea Fil ee raat ‘i j H F 3 Hf Hi Hi HH. i i i j é F : i i PER ANNUM ON SAVINGS COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY PLUS ABSOLUTE SAFETY is the combination of profitable re- turn and security enjoyed by savers / here for more SAVINGS LEFT HERE ON OR BEFORE SEPT. 7 Will Earn Full Dividends From September 1 ing joy | - BOTH | JUNIOR TEAMS ARE CONFIDENT With the Felix club confident that with their strongest Hneup in the field they will be able to yet grab off the elty junior baseball trophy and with the Mt, Baker boys just aa | sure that they, will repeat their vic | tory as in the first » the two clubs will m@t in the second game! of the series at Columbia field Sun- day, ‘The Mt. Baker boys need another win to eimch the cup while the Felix lub aggregation Qnust win two games in a row to annex the silver | mug. The Mt. Baker club took the first pme by & 4 to 3 count. But since then both teams have been strength: ened and the “dope” on the first en counter doesn’t mean avything, With Abner, Boyer and J. Thor burn in their lineup the club team will add three good hitters while the Mt. Baker outfit has added Ivan Jones, @ good infielder and hitter. Sunday's game will be on the Mt | Baker club's home grounds and will get under way promptly at 2:30, If a third game is necessary it will be played at the Rainier Valley park September 12. NOT FOR WOMEN | SAN FRANCISCO.—A wrestling match here between two women | fatied to arouse much enthusiasm. [Tbe referee called it a draw, be ing a student of Gladstone's dipio matic school TENDLER FIRM | ANGLERS! BEWARE OF SILVER TROUT SPOKANE, Sept. 3.—~"Beware the ‘silver trout? * ‘This warning te being broadcasted over the United States for the bene Leonard-Tendier championship bout! after have gone glimmering since Lew's| . ong) lakes. last word is that he haen’t the all jast word is that he haen't the # nna gente ago the state 4 est thought of meeting the champ until he makes 135 pounds ringside oom: Introduced what It was Reuannetne aaah i call “silver trout" in Bast INSURES His EARS ern ington. The “trout” were, in reallty, blueback and humple sal "| mon. ex: — ‘They refused to thrive and—to the, movie actor, has gone Kitty Gor, don, who insured her sleek back, and| bite. Fu: re, they merely | Willie Hoppe, who has his hands | propagated dnce and then died. The | Guaranteed against accident, one bet-| offapring died without reproducing | ter by insuring his ears. itself at all, Fishermen say that each blaeback will eat a ton of edible matter dur | ing its life, taking this from trout | aqd@ game fish. The intruders also | eat trout in large quantities And #0 local sportamen are warn- | ing their fellows of the rod and reel jt “Hewaée the silver trout.” ! PHILADELPHIA—Hopes for a/ fit of anglers by sportamen here, | rous exptriences in a/ disgust of sportemen — refused bed | Coast Boy Is. Dark Horse CALIFORNIAN HAS CHANCE "FOR BIG HONORS Griffen May Win Net Title Clarence Griffen, one of the famous | Griffen tennis family of California, [has an excellent chance of copping tho national tennis title at Forest/ Hille, N. ¥. He spilled the dope when he won the Newport tourney recently in which the American Da- | vie cup team wae entered. BIKE RACES PAY NEWARK. — The velodrome here in packed with from 16,000 to 26.000 bike fans twice a week. New York promoters nee in pinycle racing @ money-making enterprise and are buikling @ big velodrome on the tak and of Manhattan. The meteoric career of the Hon. Mr. Babe Rath bids fair to put the record of another pretty fair ball player in eclipse for the time being. May one not aay a word on be half of one Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the Georgin Peach? Babe is the world’s greatest slammer. When you have sald that of Babe, he’s done. But this Tyrus b some siam- be himself, an@ he's some field- and he's some base runner and base stealer. Let's look Ty over. He's play- ed 15 years with Detroit. He's played in over 1,970 games. His batting average over the stretch of years says 314. There's some thing to shoot at Inm*seven of his 15 years he rapped out over 200 hits a year. | step if he wants to make good, ac-| Joo Benjamin, Pacific cording to Coast Hehtweight, who has been tak ing lensons from Champion Benny | Leonard for the past year. He say Three important things to get in fall clothes 1 good quality 2 good style 3 a fair price Hart Schaffner & Marx than eight years. et You can start saving here by for any amount from $1 to $3,000 and receive your savings book HENRY R. KING GEORGE R. HANNON WILLIAM MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN AGHOCIATION | SECOND FLOOR, LEARY BLDG. DIRECTORS mail—eend check or money order FRANK W. SHILLESTAD FERGUSON JANSON EDGAR FE. CUSHING D. COMER REMOVAL POSTPONED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 10 quarters at $15 Second Avenue, by return mail. THOMAS 8S. LIPPY removal to our new street pome at this location has been postponed until September 10, | Owing to unforeseen delay in securing possession of our new | | floor clothes cover those three points better than any clothes we know of. We’re making your profit a bigger one by cutting ours“to the bone.” If you don’t get your money’s worth—you get your money back. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Shop Second Ave. and Seneca St. McGRATH’S GRIT NOSTON--Matt MeGrath, holder of the world’s record for ONE RARE BIRD LADELPHIA, Aug. 26. FOUR IS PLENTY BAN FRANCISCO—Thia town ta 4 fourshow proponition. A fitth| Miller is a specie of the “rarn avia! throwing the 56-pound weight, barely | tignt club is trying to break into| He walked into the Phils’ camp last made the Olymplo team. Grit alone | the row, but is proving @ failure, | *pring, wanting a job. He took the put him over, for he bas @ broken| The other four still reap the| Hird base job away trom all comers, rib, -—-— oomnewes SELLING THEM UP TOO MANY EDDYS S PICK ’EM WICHITA —Wentern league clube CINCINNATI-Eddy Roush and! CLEVELAND-—Promoter Tommy | are selling many players to the ma Hddy"Sickling collided on the field in| McGinty lets the crowds pick his | jor league clubs this summer. ‘Tule attempting to trap a shortfield fly | cards by taking @ vote at the ring|has sold four and Oklaboma City other day. Kopt had yelled) side, They want a a. stage, f and Wichita each have accepted of fers for stars, the SCHOOL CLOTHES AT PRICES THAT COMPEL ATTENTION No mother should think of buy- ing Boys’ Clothes without looking over the biggest line carried in the All Wool Extra Pair Trousers Free Exceptional values, indeed. All wool materials in weights and popular colors. Extra pair of trousers free. At this price is also included the famous JACK O’LEATHER SUITS, reinforced at vital points with real leather. Suits fot Larger Boys $7.65 Wonderful bargains for boys who can wear 16, 17 and 18 sizes. BIG LINE OF SAM PECK AND SKOLNY BOYS’ CLOTHES Young Men’s Young Ma's $98.75 | Snappy models for young fel- lows. Lots of pep and style. AMERICAN BOY SHOES $6.50 values cut to. .... .$5.20 Sines 245 to 6 $5.50 values cut to. ....-$4.40 Sizes 13 to 3 to $5.00 values cut to......$4.00 MEN’S SUITS ‘AT CLEARANCE SALE PRICES $28.75 $38.75 $52.50 Our big Clearance Sale is drawing to a close. lendid lines of Men’s Suits and Overcoats at prices that are about hak the prices we would have to charge if we bought on today’s market. SHAFER BROS. Seattle’s Largest Second and University Clothiers First and Uae FINANCIAL PORTS OF CALL ON THE PACIFIC COAST T= ECONOMIG development of the Pacific Coast is a fundamental consid- ‘eratisn of the Bank of California. For many years, in com junction with our branches, we have exe tended over a wide territory constructive banking co-operation, We have never lost sight of the problems and the possibilities of the Pacific Coast and have fitted oure selves to contribute financial service com mensurate with the needs of western en terprise. _ We serve as financial ports of call along the Pacific Coast. We cordially invite conference on any financial matters BANK OF CALIFORNIA.NA -—A NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System Second at Columbia WASENOTOM