The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1924, Page 12

Han 4 iz eS eu Sk SEATTLE TAR smesemerscimnins.r Arlett Is Improving as Player ; Oakland Outfielder One LEADERS BEATEN IN COAST RACE? 8 Buzz zz Arlett, Babe Ruth of the West | Indians and Seals Both of Coast's Best All- L ose Pair f Around Men | Vernon Wins Twice Here ‘ “ye | and Bees Trim Champs as and Deve in Double Bill ‘ PACIVIC COAST LEAGLS =! 1 by a “ WW 5 4 " “a &- F and . ases v was ' 1 OTH } FE ng p , ‘ : Vernon won the best pitehing x bat of many a seas in the - afternoon when Mike Me j > hed a homer over the right 7 field fenee in the fourth | for the only score of the game a That blow beat Carl Williams ie whe pitehed wonderful ball, al | lowing but four hits, Young Ludolph pitched just as well for Vernon, letting the Indians down Le! with five bingles and marry a F _S run Coast ° h e a timing re § Oak tr uy nh two m h ! * moved fror ! Arlett cannot run as Cobb i t could. ‘He cannot throw like BXAPPY Kelly, He cannot field like | TIME Speaker. He does not know as That site vied : much as MeGraw. And his dis Festat'a the t plays 2 position, in comparison to John Arlett, sensational Coast league player, who =| in remarka ia a: While ? son's, is sour. Senators Hold Lead in perts claim is nearest to “perfect player.” Center pholo|tnan a med } of Why, then, does he become . . * shows him in ction ‘the Babe Ruth of t Co t 1 £ ru; © Raat eh © thay demic American by Winning ° nen is ny i acti as the Bao Ruth of the Coast league, ge Re igh iy ste % ing the perfect player? Monday Games ar 1GDte ee SOCIO SES PTeNe came in the ninth when Jimmy * Welt, he has the pt | Welsh did his favorite stunt of AMERICAN LEAGUE: W if ] | stepping into a pitch. Brady 4 " * Pet. ale | hunted him along The best : e Jack Westland Leads | it scot am : center, Welsh going to third. s developing ot 0: i. where he died when Eidred skied caught . to right ana esa ae m late pen our ney ‘ infield, and h « sine { better in keepin pa at BY AL » ROSE rs the Beat RLETT broke 2 W ington held EVERETT , Smack. Wer . ‘ - LROW IT f% 1917 as a right--t cher. | 4 e ae, Riviere z ifars ever dex) 8 HAPPENED Hoe was a g004 one, too, and a few © Mo: rec-| * : Hu t N . Years ago Bost Bray {fered ord crowd The car “ oy from behind with the nd game At $30,000 for him A freak delivery weakened his arm and he quit pitching in 1923, seremiae ® pinch hitter and util: a Laie te 76's in y ity outfielder. Therefore, in a T the ¥ order to become a regular player mer «off with the he had to learn how to field and STEIN DOBSN'? hit. DO SO Ws LA Ariett converted himself into ih the eft-panded hitter. And in Mer the # son, this o hi " iid n true Ruth bit ii no harder t r 48 and tw woacthe te Arlett. Some of his drives ha’ fork equalled } t homers = distance. year he will sanity oa at i is the ball farther . heshae sth % ®. any golf devotees fre ason here f . improves as much King their, Seattle team pulle n as he has this season, he w ee the nearest i to perfection in rem “oh wn thee the Pacific Coast League—a sensa aa ~ . tional pastimer in every respect. He Hagris Gnd Perkine Higa arcbaaiead <0 Cols r A. E will lead the circuit in home runs ee nin iaieoor ripen 1 perhaps hitting; he will rank wit Bie sy Eeeek ead chee : r —the-teading base-runners—in fact er a8 Cah yee 1 H stretcigs more hits into extra ba Hroggy; Martina, Russell t this a 2 jon the fast greens. es to 18 if ’ 1 = of entr ed the ha > eame— R. HB.) PURSEY DOES wh ; ad ‘ COMEBACK ark outfielders 31 wala Pu ? me thing certain is that no mat Will he go up? Hardly. “Buzz” ane ¥ See | eted avithady inatsdettea | *S the field is, tho qual is now playirig his eighth sea Second game nw foasia toe 2 it assured ause Bot 1 son in professional company. Roston : cient t 1, Jack Westland, Chuck Hy ft ‘ xt year will be his ninth, and | X*w York 4 trota 6a. the ld Niemeyer, Gordon Haw, Bill » if the majors pass him up this | .."'5°" ta eda or an, Lao Stell and Harry Jones ° { year, they surely will do like- vate we x a the 4 o wise in 1 t ‘ this a © he is it veteran, the theory that | An. indication of. the degree of | the Inglewoodian 4 many ne teedott strong on [perfection of grass courts in land is gained from the statement supporters the hen last lap thi Everett Wins that an inspection of the turf of 20 | morning. : You ¢ have to be very old to courts at the Queen's club, London,| Gordon Haw, Seattle's public links |Temember when a hole-in-one was . Fi Co by experts, revealed only three | star, found the course yery muct sidered remarkable enough to Irst ntest weeds in the turf.. The inspection | his liking and his two rounds—a man’s name in ev paper 4 in Big S ries was madi the result of a wager. | netted him a 160 tota r VERETT, { Seagulls to 1, to Sept. 2—The Everett defeated Mount Ver in the first game of the ide the Northwest league championship | OUR BOARDING HOUSE COME, COME, MAJOR HOOPLE, BY AHERN Awa REALLY DOCTOR, MY jnon, 3 ssories Washi there yesterday Bi Biches blow ‘ DOW T SUMP OUT OF THE CHAIR DEAR FELLOW w BN JOVE, ER- AH Pall gl tay LIKE THAT Iu You DIDNT FEEL 11 16 QUITE BETTER Now) INDEED! 2 ing. The lon | " ith Vette? Wadi ai60 < wiade 1in trae AANTHING, = 17 WAS ONLY THE LOOSENING ITP A BIT HAS GNEN | | “hey fresston, FORCEDS ‘GLIPPED~ THE “toot Me Ee Iu DO YOU Norm t i Lester eh oe wig he mapa WILL RAVE To COME OUT WIT IS (Tf WoULD BE Wise 10 Let THE t : 2 Joingles t Loose Now u WHY, T HAD TOOTH REST FOR A WEEK, AND A ‘os The score R. H. EB. EN NEAR OLD GIRL INTHE CHAIR AW I WILL FORM You ‘OF THE ft ® Mo vant Vers non er 1 \ é Nou, ANID SHE alt ale CONSEQUENCES ? w UPOL) 1 ied rk Everet ¥ 3 9 oa \ Abrams and Cook; Ferguson and orkc TIONS ust et WoRD DOCTOR, wT FEEL ais eee Maloney A, MURMUR T ~~ SPLENDID Now, -AEGAD Mi ee ° The National Championship YES ww AN~HEM sve ea Pocket Ritilard leagué and also the ries |, Hae teary three-cushion tournament w iit in | Peary * 6 o 6 siude 12 franchises each during the ‘8 fe4 o 3] 1924.25 season. By this reduction ese Rc keener competition is expected. A be “eae | aational =! league BASEBALL OAKLAND vs. SEATTLE GAME CALLED AT 2:30 FOR TICKETS—DBE mpionship balkiine m launched this Dr Jana Phyt jana Pr , , ees in Vouble Kora Konia XG | Bill From Champs. Golfers-Athletes | Z, i SAN FRAN "0, Sept | Take smote San Francis } | Monday, winnin the first game, 4 For Sore Skin fto evanind ! nde ey pens }43, in 11 innings: Bootleggers heware’ sce Oh wa ri SEATTLE WILL HAVE ee ON helt aha vuseua, Faure Sone Second game Rn. 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Behind New York in|‘ ‘' *s'! . ¢ ext pedieteicnptherr dl pagheh-y.and National League Tilden smashed thru the NATIODAL LEAGUE “Ked" Baldwin turned in one of turned oul wes sa pinch ‘\Pick and Reardon _ Engage i in Battle S, Sept 2.—Charley mento manager, and Um- young Vernon in fie = tran bad tendia - a ee LS rdon enlivened the He pla hem remove son ame with a fist fight ai t é z ad ay Jacobs, Angel JIMMY DUFFY rhe} GIV EN DR AW : E ‘ : 23 : len: eters and Koehi i ia _siuide won tne third and fourth| = mG Dufty better than even in the firs ircee! E Portland Feature a Wingo! PORTLAND, Sept. 2.—Portland 1} featured its victory over Oakland in @|the first game with a 12-run rally the third Oakland won he wecond tu ame Young Bob Doesn’t Agree With Verdict MACON, ( Stribling. G R am UNION O1L WINS vywelr was awarded ecision ove YAKIMA, Wash. Sept > mons in a 10-lother big er wth t night, Young |Union Oj t R. 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