The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1924, Page 25

MBI ), 1924 ruil KBATTLI rAR AGE 25 i pripay, SEPT (Pittsburg and Brooklyn Clash in Big Series ml Orte of Contenders May ‘Carl Mays Is Reds’ Star| Victoria ls ( IntheMajors | M anager McKecknie Says | Be Put Out of Running Subiptrine Wistar, Whe Wean't (hed! Baugh to Pitch | SendingGolf ‘carries mm, | Pittsburg Is Still in Race S07 EM ed ents ac beer 12 sect . nin inning ted the count,| BY BELL MeKECHNIE won, Th Terrific Ao Eepected in Throe-Game Series em Seaap aes rh mas po within one-half N' i be i \ . 3 of c J Na ving Chicago Cubs; American Londen Te A Cant ei . stile agalzat|™ ‘n : " ; ox tw Me is " New York t eu re ; x BY HENRY L. FARRELL forge t meat the I gw YORK, Sept. 19.—Starting the most important : « “gains series of the year in the National league, the Brooklyn Bobins and the Pittsburg Pirates battle sss the bridge is afternoon in the first meas games that can make! either of the contenders. id game behind the leading Giants, the Robins have the opportunity not only of overtaking the champions, but cinching a less desired second place by knocking the! ‘Pirates out of the running. ' ; The Pirates’ position is critical. 1 phhind the Robins and two and a half Luque trimmed the sails of the ub t Reds -wor n pitched the ch Washington staged a fiverun place the A »4 Berlenbach Boxing Oldtime Referee division Mackinen| in Gotham Tonight Under Indictment minet © th 19,—The 1924) SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 1 are two games games behind the Tige 1 Pittsburg's chances of gaining in The three games against Brooklyn are only a starter, however, aS they have to play three more games against the Giants. the per r e ain hem. The’ I y do as good as break even in the six games, ihe Pirates may find tt elves in t e same boat with the te c, letment here today for y t Maroit Tigers, who passed out of the American league . { the federal p 7 Fe eee ealor thle taniee| California Agoias ; , # tak-| ine first, 4 to 3, and’ losing the sec- Jimmy Murphy Will wilt | OMG. 3 to J to Play Navy Team Be Buried Monday LOS ANGELES, 8 t race yesterday after the Philadelphia Athletics pad swept the whole series away from them ——— ~ in Pro-Tourney |Konowaloff Winner Yin Pre-Tourney | ,in_ Mile Swim Race a) ‘, 4 minutes, Gil ppeNcHt LICK, Ind. § Wolter Hagan will play Ray Derr baad Jim Barnes will mix with Larry Mabdokts in the semi-finals of the MGR pefessiona! Golf tournament here indy. ; it out Johnny : ‘ Sipe Dur enminated A) Fapinese, GOOd Sum Raised Eddie Collins cracked out five hits | Jimm five trir , White Sox won from Boston, ospital eleven Saturday *Monda erday's Home Kun Hitters » Konowaloff at A | When Your Joints Are Sore, H Stiff or Creaky--Joint-Ease * Even Chronic Rheumatic) joints ana p seconds f o be a new 1 in his mateh race wit at i " her at the Crystal poc night. He finished f pead, Max H fant; Barpes beat Emmett French for George Foster 3 Sante Swelling in Ankle, Knee, | *'! eee erets pat out Henry | OAKLAND. Sept. 19.—A goodly 3 Elbow, Shoulder or Finger \°")? ; band 4. sum of money was ralsed for Georse ‘e Johnny Hawkins Is Joints Yields to the Mighty | :nat \F Jakiand pitcher, here Thu 4 the P fal Inf! sped bead da © veteran right-hander by to Play at Ouarter owerful Influence o' » ral financt receipts were turned ove verses ar 19 # ANGELES, Sept y Hawk wo yea JOINT-EASE. pate |Notice! |: ent Te Women's Exhibits for U wentere W tom S. S. Arizona FAIR Wins Olympic Cup Al 'Griddare Report ; SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 19 ave ridders Repor e kin eens | a won ch JER oe erie nahn for Whittier Team ’"): WHITTIEI » Ca Sey [Washington | “ t thel ae ahibita S. Missiestp he trophy hugrue Forty-one gridiron asp | Ye Departme , vound st 3 ante! } m. Thes- Hees, Sep 234, on the 4 Metrics ct Fredevick & MRS. WILLIAMS DIES fe store (adjoining Lost || MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 19—Mrs.| CUNCIN pt.) and not on , 01 oe ih floor, a9 previously | Annie Williams, 54, mother of J It's here, right in town druggist is selling it 1 ach Vilmer ¢ remedy, to be sure Curtain Defeats stop it. from takin: ust rub it on the tor SATI, Sept. 19.—Carl Mays | was not good enough to pitch for he comes thru, all night; if he : | Williams, sports writer for N. E. A.| the Yankees in the American league, | « t, We won't worry | Sea Lasts, containing ||| eervice, died bere last night after #2 |s0 Miller Huggins turned him adrift.|' Mays was late starting, but once es regarding ex | in ’ the list of articles |e pyrene Z premiums will be ane | be had at Inform | We see by the papers that Abe Mread, at Frederick & Nel- Goldstein put up a terrible fight the | other night. . . . One thing about} WESTERN Mr. Goldstein, he never disappoints ounting heavily on Mays.| “Go your way, and blessings on| started, he came with a rush. At your fast ball,” tntoned the goodly | timés he has stood out as the star Hugries; of the Reds’ staff. It'waa the American league belief} The submarine hurler bas a chance! that Mr. Mays’ fast ball needed bless to reach the 26 mark tn victories. ~ WASHINGTON lyou. ¢ |ings. It seemed to hive tittle else. | That {s good pitching in any man's 2 +15 "LA NSE SP Mays went to Cincinnati, in the | league FAIR | Mr. Evers would let all runners | National league, a club with many (W. HL. Pauthamus, Pres, advance a base on bal ¥ tar pitchers, including Donohue, ¢ Sept. 29-Oet. 5 | suppose that’s the only . | Rixey, Luque and Benton. Inclusive lelent Johnny could advance these| Hendricks, who managed the clut ‘days. told Interviewers in the spring he the secret of a syart appearance is to take een pains to dress well — and, then PREPA RE QUICKLY nf Spareeg tion / or for he value of good ap- would still be wearing overalls. 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