The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1924, Page 13

WEDNESDAY, THE St ATTLE 8ST Walter Johnson Realizes His Greatest Ambition | AR PAGE 1% One of Game’s Finest Pitchers in Big Games wark of Washington Team for 18 Years to Pitch) CHICAGO, Oct. 1.—Commissioner Landis has TiNecsl the fol en eligible for] Victorious American League Team Is Home After : in World’s Series; Johnson Is One of Game's Best |'he World's series: ee Slight Odds Either Way) Triumph and Is Being Paraded and Feted Today; Models, Always Giving Best, Tho Clubs Were Poor - lane He " rd Bal Barne ‘ sjonn Hi Benth y, Way land Dean, A.J I olan, Feature of Early Wag-| City Is Baseball Mad Over Glorious Finish ank n , Henry Groh, Walter Huntzinger, Travis Jackson, Hugh Jen- ear let OR 17 years Walter Johnson, the star pitcher|nings, Claude Jonnard, Georg Kelly, Fred Lindstrom, Hugh McQuillan, Ernest Maun,| °" "8 ° ORD ee ae: Cn Aaa er Tr issues cod ai be Gh for the W on Senators, has been wait-| Emil Meusel, Arthur Nehf, Ji s O'Connell, Wilfred D, Ryan, Frank Snyder, Wm, South- ton's uering fb y ing patien to get into the world’s series, Worth, Wm. Terry, Jo t. Watson, Ross Young, Lewis R. Wilson { I The fates seemed to step in this year and| Senators—Nick O. L. Blue Leon Goslin, W. M. Hargrave, Stanley Harris, Wal-|' iding be en c nm his ambition, just as he was about/ ter Johnson Harry Liebold, Fred Marberry, Joseph Martina, G. Earl Me Bu 4 tical- from th 1e major leagues and become! Neely, G e, Rodger Peckinpaugh, H. C. F Harold Ruel, A. Russell, Bennett r the elty ic Coast league. Tato, J hary, Paul Zahnizer, Byron Speece, E. R. Shirl Warren H t The players will be taken »wed the rican leag they sla here were four ot F oa race that seemed better fixed to go thru th : pennant drive but there was no Johnson on the four pram 1c Walter Johnson on | Babe Ruth Is Leader Again AMERICAN LEAGUE iatment to the 1 4 Ry RARE ; miaver | eres ART 1 1 h Se his career mish f ‘JOHNSON DID Kansas City Open . ratiae piitely if he made a HIS BEST Tournament Booked - KANSAS CITY, Oct © Kar some wT was the cause of seprise then when Griffith ap- Stanley Harris, one of the youngest men on the team, as the new manager. Harriy was wily 10 years old when Johnson darted to pitch for the Sena ters and it was thought that the veteran might consider it an |; = igpah diront that a baby should be eg erent e tye orer tins ; nd it became pos Chicago City Games | ,,; att. |° yp ot thé: biaaeet eu Getting Under Way inons 3 ‘4 : | Johnson Doesn't x . : Know What to Do Sage cn tre Johnsen is not m: igrever, He was in ition to}; a CHICAC ? ; ip make or to break tho } Johnson was bern in Hum ‘ ac re : te. Ho was the ‘Ic e th boldt, Kansas, November 6, 1887 \ 5 ; 4 gad, the one to whom the He was possessed of a powerful : i cp he fos loked for advice and in J¢ physique and he developed phe White § jse rand centhyors Dog sig drat v4 <i “ ote — y wit a a to je of nomenal speed in the delivery of | the ball. He was wild when he | started out in the minors but | by diligent practice he over ABE 9 and Epinard ve came that handicap until he had ah sheoek pectact: coatrel r. to Travel Together | re been said that bis control added W YORK, . Oct « || When we say & handicap, as batters crowded | » ‘second iby the plate, knowing that he | ey, se wasn't wild enough to hit them GLO-CO” and that he was too fine ao end sportsman to bean them. J | k a we mean, no Johnson joined the Senators a! ird ‘hme in the tas | this . ye go and he has be ; = -¢ ||matter which | ic ¢ oie illing pitcher and fe had his won 36 games seven. Ho was ran s the greatest pite | them ever since. He | . | had ou your ae little 6-CO will keep it that best sea rdy were days of tho old terial (metal excepted) ither wet $10.00. LD | ots | Inthe Majors ) HAS LONG ] | CAREER Hridgework ton | Ho wa d in 1913 and he No a rm all day. | bewan te g ho. recovered his | other Yesterday's hero—Nick Altrock, the drag counters es darber shops | | n and has pit | since then. ntirely on br Fee-base hit while his team es 4, 8 sustaining & 13,10 1 lacing thet his. arm nt a vi ORS. BELMEYER & od care of him DENTISTS he had or Srd and Pike t he never pulled | Entrance on ard ANNOUNCING The Opening of RICHLAND ACRES An Attractive Subdivision of Choice Garden Land, in the GOOD SOIL CENTER 8 to 4 miles north of Bothell; 20 miles from the heart of Seattle; 114 miles off the Pacific Highway. We have built a road to every tract. SOIL: Excellent shot clay loam; Prices Ranging From $425 to $650 wed cancellation of the double sted thru such a I always taken As a reward for his service, John son was given the greatest honor this year that can be bestowed on} a ball player. 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Brite cl b. : _ Perfect Hitter ‘ : a a ruck on the elbow with a | Gonen “Modern Radio acaol pee aw mah » scored, runs SMASH THREE plethed ball, but Ive ts thought { the champ! a Opened . alls va a to have. reqoyeted tt ‘ oft ts of Columbus & Te ; : sand WINS TR EAKS , sanes, Ok t \ s! ton tread rnst W YORK, 0 e of t m t af ne - on "ie wy THOUGHT HE in the fina! game between > unofficial fig picking “« OULD BE PILOT n and Boston are: f , = n, presid t SE TE 2A TE a al ri Ban Johnson, Pp + PS aR eae es NATION AL An x UE * od int : ba ele On July 15, ‘son 43 536 1 ‘ 1 c after tab mes ree 1901, DR, Mandell Wins Over TIGERS SIGN ROOKIT MoGraw may use tw ciples. und ri ‘ Hs ? o 1 & the ry probably Will) cence te still doing a remarkable } R m| 5 Ke nc business, which shows that the pub kie > ¢ t| io appreciates the nervice at the od b Vernon Tig Tread, | BROWN D TAL OFFICES, 106 Even Money ‘Washington Is Staging Big Being Bet on | World Series Parade Wednesday for Nats eats San a? from the peace monument to the : White House, } greeted by Ellipse at the where they will be President Coolidge and of the cabinet. 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