The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1924, Page 12

AGE 2 THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBE! = ‘Bagshaw Drives Squad Thru First Grid Work’ : ect = One of Wash ington’s Best Bets | Jimmy Murphy, Automate Ace, Killed ight Down rs }One of Best ™. in _—-. < -—— to Business Jakie Atz Has Won Five { ~ Kitea! —_ ; 5 Some 30 Candidates An- Pennants for Vi) ort Worth’ a. D riv ers in ot ¥ swer First Practice; Port wont, ‘rex ; ; Skull Work Starts Ji Meet the masts Game Passes ; : es i if t yi “ie . spy r . ' Murphy in Fatal Wreck at ; | 3 the bith Awe ‘ Syracuse; Jinx Follows : j ‘ = eee , Indiana Winners rf . ait ns f u . . 1 that the crtt : National League OR i hn Dy _ —_— Sm New York Wins From cit ai: or siwlbasllehs. mica \_ Natlonal, Hasan Mi A Sie SS VP ae : Chicago, While Sena- Murphy Was Born = sa al idee 5 , : tors Lose to Tigers % The ee ; in Sas Francisco CHALMERS WALTERS AMERICAN LBAGUY Figs * ‘ a dc any ther backs : | Kk Bing back t> .. “Bagsy” brass tacks and he will ft top speed in Nearly all of t Wesreau, Wilson i f — husky center from Kuhn, © E h 1 be one of th 998 in Washington's grid machine this year. He was\nee vox ; 4 PACIVIC COAST LEAGUE ; I in CN ov those present at yesterday ‘actice 4 : ancte ‘ s 1 M ing among those while Capt ' Cevelass ¢ 1 483 | Onkla ‘ 4 . — 4 r b4 7 nee : : s : . avles ‘6 i | Sacramento Team Lavwire y Ne Ga (CHICAGO, hep 1K. —The New esate HH Iss toning yesterday, white the otber| Poche li two eck . 9° o ime = ¥ ie : keen pany oe oN ee MER THEY PLAY THIS wikx \ ; 7 ‘ i i “ core oe wd te Wins Two im Twenty | wore sce: |e te ti wees Sn | ae 7 5 9] Wines Tised ‘a * to report w BoA Re eet oS r ! og pa ap deh : eo Angeles at Oakian eee | ' E a Takes One Out of Seven From L. A., One in Eight | S'7"*" #'f champion, to tke UP |) age Pabst 8 betta oe. F San Francisco, and N in S F Mr. Coolidge, who ie the firet lwo! on : oe ; ry. : : 7 [at the Stadium] ce Tako; Tribe Should Pick Up Ground FEM || resent ince Hoo ae as slaty fa Helen Wills Is Home; Suzanne Lenglen Recovers From Her Illness doo 6 F the Seattle Inc lians t win from th Fold relia an ni ” 5 iret work mento club week d” Killefer i move them ¢ into the Arizona Dese Heck Emandson, trainer deaxe, intro. The | ons e won BoP Buced 0 nitty pair of cheaters. ns have won just t i 20 and they couldn't ge out of Dean Condon, dropped in on the boys >» Por bis first visit vie ts ce Weactes the rout of the * Farrell Out Ane Aas) Aass ick, winning six out of s Harrison led the hai Cy sin K, V IX Ov of seven, teases wi 140 more than TY six in a ro nen San Francisco knocked them | in ront in | t i: off in se ita out of eight, and Salt Lake com- All of the scribes were out in force | pleted things by socking them seven straight times. | M “ | PI spatealiiay Prince ot Watts auat| And Pick is leading practically the same ball club that | eda oo | finished in second place_last yea Pick wound 2! ENCH LICK, In Sprocmeen- Wien, Mans aad take the { Johnny Parry bt Midge © ie doing the practice. year before During the the Vi Capt. Ed Kuhn iam when his play nm him for fully a mi Btarted. better pipe tobacco 2n2¢ Mer Tecreou war ite as ea! for NIEHOFF BELONGS IN Practice. AS CAGUE Ray Hill and Ed Bagwell, members ‘ Pf last year's eleven who have gradu-| ted, couldn't r f the pig- Bkin and turned boys work. tft GRIMES HELPS - the Southern| LOS ANGELES eee | “Bagry” was in fine voice and conld ed his man- I Ar Wiilta Basily be heard on the Denny hall steps. na M4 9 Mobile he) he veteran first sacker, obtained| 1 that BERNST STEIN IS WINNER) NEW YORK, Sept. 16.—Jack Bern. Btein won a 15-round decision over Johnny Dundee here last night. | Bernstein's punches carried more ower and the veteran Dundee was Bot in the running. from the Chicago Cubs, is pr “We ans Method” 227 famous old-time Secret ,now ours ~exclusively eee Certainly rounds around first base is said to be very steady But it's his bat that has helped With Wally Hood, Cl fd Spencer, Joo J at co Twom: fellow ther ue. Bi ampionship nkins and Durat, the Angels present a}? Maybe the time will come when ex say will forget about Johnson and start calling rookie pitchers “a sec- | » pnd Dazzy Vane . Eid McCoy is going to write a hovel about himself. This is con.|VumpP 's Yincing proof that the man hasn't a|*"" heart. Hair Stays = (our Boarvina HOUSE | A they're gettin i | Root, Payne, Hu Myers with Ramsey hitter In a bad} yet Arlett, the Oakland} suc | the t contracted a bad hitting| the oe and didn’t te Phe current C! in © who fr tobacco out! 220 Cut just right, illions UT. y $ i SCALLYWAG, WORK GOOD FRIEND, MR THEYRE ANOTHER Millions Use It - Few Cents} BOOCING ERIENOS SPENT ARCHER LANGFORD /. PEEVED pour | | WRECK LAST Si b Buys Jar at Drugstore LAST NIGHT IN THIS {T MAY INTEREST SOMETHIN . tewnne oe toc 44 elow | HOUSE WITH YOU IN You TO KNOW THAT IS \T THER = [] Mie ay [| = YOUR BED /~ HE LEFT MR.LANGFORD 1S WEDDING =. Bi = =e WHAT'S TH’ PLOT ALL MAJOR NO GOOD, VAGABON HARSH OF MY ABOUT 2.4. | | TOWED IN ANNIVERSARY ? THIS =.) MORNING ! f Ki]| ONE OF HIS SOCKS BEHIND, AND FROM THE LOOKS OF IT, 1 THINK HE. WAS IN SHERMAN'S MARCH TO THE SEA ! VICE. PRESIDENT: OF A BIG CORPORATION /, HE WAS ONLY IN TOWN LAST NIGHT AND GAVE UP HIS EXCELLENT HOTEL ROOM TO RETIRE In foil not tin -therefore 10¢ | Even stubborn, unruly or. sham pooed hal ys combed all day any style “Halr-Groc & dignified combing cream fives that natural gloss and froomed effect to your hair final touch to good dress both in| wusiness and on social occa ‘Hair-Groom” 4 greaseless; also| lelps grow thick, heavy, lustrous} lair, Beware of greasy, harmful 2S, ‘ Ris % S Mmiltations,—Advertivement. | f\ MASORS GUE (Copyright, 1924, by NEA Servies, In2}