The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1923, Page 13

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J ended, 1923 THE SEATTLE STAR Pictures of Opening World Series Games | FIRST RUN OF he Giants won the first game, but Babe R Meusel’s double in the first inning. Pictur ure shows in front of the plate, hoping for a throwin from cored the first run of th Ruth crossing the plate. the outfield THE 1923 SERIES for the Yc when he Hank Gowdy, Giant catcher, i series cored ho SCHANG’S THROW NAILS FRISCH Frankie Frisch's dreams of scoring Jawn McGraw's fi naught.in inning No. 1. Reaching first on a fielder’s choic caught as he slid for the bag. Wallie Schang’s fine throw t with the ball, and Umpire Nallin calling him out. Wallie P ipp, who discarded his crutches tol -t vy rah | run in this year’s little party with the Yankees came to | econd. But he was | e, he made a valiant attempt to steal o Ward turned the trick. Here we see Ward touching Fr in time to enter the se is shown watching the play from first base, with Umpire O'Day and a Giant coach behind him. West Seattle’s Showing Against Lincoln Is Upset BY JACK HOHENBERG URPRISES featured the week-end in high school foot- , the chief ones being the 46-yard place kick of Ted Cragin and the showing of the West Seattle eleven against Lincoln on Saturday. The Indians, aided by a shifted lineup, fought the Railsplitters off their feet and probably would have scored with a few minutes more of time. As it was, a scoreless game ensued. The unexpected return of Wallace O’Daniels to the game caught the Lincoln men off their guard. he big man played a good game on the line. Coach Harry Milholin has improved the degree that the husky half now compares favorably with the best in the city. The shifting; pass, making one of the most remark. of Mellendorf to the back-|abie catches of the season field was another step in the| Prtce Johnson missed two goals, right direction. The West) Siders have some good games| left, yet, and should end the season with more success} than Indian elevens have «in| past year The 30 1t of Broadway not expect amph come in such spectacular manner. Cragin, who plays basketball and had turned out the | t of the senson and pin with the sec h injuries gave th his chance & more » the This Jad may es for the Tigers on i$ over. ptain Harold Wood, of Frank. ws just about the whole show , Mipping thru the we for considerable meg with minutes of Soukup’s for all hands for the drive the ex th , were crippled by the lons of Harold| Duffy, fullback, Frank Cohen, tackle, | and Carroll, half, And yet, the Quaya| forced to be content " Just white team, snared a long work of young Thurl Thornton to such aj°"* yard line and yard line. T p to form on th kicking end of things Saturd c t up the best fight and a t tle score that they} F of the best games of | uld ensue, Broadway and Garfield will take a week of rest. | Queen Anne is in third place with | three points. Broadway and Garfield | are tied with two. Frank. | lin, W Lincoin a ] for Ia ness quickly with Sloan's | Th , r ment. Just pat it on gently. Y! \s , y-| don’t have to rub it in, The lame- ness will begin to pass away at You can take out ache and once. Get a bottle at your drug- | The Pastime horseshe gist’s today—35 cents. |the City Horseshoe league tith | day } games from Greer when they out of fi on on ch ix Sloan’s Liniment—kills pain! yeu muy ‘ an Eastern Commodity you get the commodity the East gets the money. Li agit iyo4 buy : 2 Western Commodity-- you get the commodity and the West keeps the money to build up the. Build the State by Buying at Home! 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