The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1924, Page 17

jursDAY, OCTOBER ©. 1824 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 17 A. ; dred, Lane, Brady Topping Bat Departments = | 8 Hooks & SJices : aia : . Z Hart, | on Local Links| Seattle Stickers Among In Washington Don’t Mention New York SS AES eae a 0 t s Frisch) BY ALEX C, ROSE 1: d : C st if rare (en | oo afb m Dishacs shaving & har eaders In UVOast Loop Earning His Salary Macca ste Hh oe Bartlett to iia Gnats Relleves the * r t stops roiling. | : ge mye affected Eldred Leads in Doubles, Lane in Stolen Bases and \_- __ bbe, eee os oth us, és ’ | Referee Here 1% radwn by ine inells te rumored, but mot auchint Brady in Sacrifice Hits; Duffy Lewis Still Shows EDITORIAL Getting Solid f coat | | aot a i" the Woolworth t ; Way in Batting, With Frank Brazill in Home Runs HEN Kenesaw Landis was made high commissioner of . f y _— - 4 baseball and paid a salary of $42,500 per year, many B ki Th | jon ae ane i McGeorge io ost ‘ a b Biv’ leh, a nieseee with hae Lané s Ith | baseball owners “ up a wail and said it wad money wasted ac ing ere \1 Bod knew « a couple of golf suits built | Stolen bases at 45 and Cliff Brady in sacrifice hits with 52, a at baseball had managed to get along before without eae thaws ee Tent and Awning according to latest batting averages of the Coast league. ae signin ity . ’ Washington Fans Nutty w: a —.? ‘ path Nadal 2a ho bet ad the way to the hitters with But that was before the frenzied finance in, baseball, Over Ball Club and It’s white a Kelly ex Beacon hill golfers have no fault |" ot i ering near .40{ Bs | The diamond game is still America’s national pastime, but} Great Time in Old Town | t ana er told of the era, but the rank Brazill heads the home run hitters with 32 unless crooked baseball is exposed and crooked players kept | October 18 fare ge statement to bs te, Alex sbbtinn ‘avertuaa ieettione ou aoe ‘ * |out of the game, baseball won't last long. BY WALTER MORRIS r » A. ¢ oat Bree pave Sindh: Mog a Lant Landis was appointed as the outcome of the Black Sox! Mascot of the Washington Senators handle Agen “1 knew » r N that the rainy season is with aman and Tea: G AR N BM 26 an mn et em Pe Weee | Scandal in 1919 that rocked the very foundations of the W HID ¥, Oct T fi teat Yelort Lami quest! ® us, Eimer Kendrick and Don Moor *, benramsnts umes S26 eke ii} game, It came back strong under Landis’ guidance and he the first ¢ fictate ¢ | —— z ee ua pee On| Desk, walt Le : Thou a. * =) has earned every dime he has made by his action in uncoy-| or i F Tacon i gb BY THE SILKMAN ea are San Francie 1 Habe aie 38 ; : H : ering and punishing the latest seandal—the O’Connell-Dolan |; . } i oe peer a a} t nd cut dt thick” 4s) Br : Pou ek mee te , Hi ft) bribery charge. | . “ee haar t wful chance these golf-| Peo! ; br 149 339 46 ° Landis’ iron hand will get to the bottom of this latest . , Van ‘ , and he explained doys KLDRED, Soattic fei let us bt Ob de ae oer ae) Mess that comes just on the verge of the world’s series and A sh ipoatinge fl Th G ears — Wa . . ins is ae ok ; © will drive those men responsible from the game. . , ey ot to ee - ; nie W atten quit be ey wet tee) ee Far The fans of the country, who make the game possible, | t 5 * pegrenred fills th 3 ort pie + er or: © have confidence in Landis and have confidence in baseball > i npn Win Writes Pere ts no room f venson hay nough money | WEUSM. Aeattic 18 976 385 yoo 42 30 18 10 43 47 347 and in the integrity of the thousands of young fellows who 4 ‘ya , ’ York, World. a ag home ¢ . a bre 18 ‘+ | Blay it. ther 1 I think é : . : /; ‘ 7 ee +4 Once they lose this confidence, baseball is thru as a pro-| ' Sees See WILLIAMS, Seattle i a ee ee ee ee er ee fessional activity. | ys ce hay | Ariet - 0 Me = : : ; The huge attendances, the big salaries paid the stars, the | ; 2 Cappy K chon sere 8 : many off-hours in which players do very little but lie around , end the ¢ King on th t for 16 oe 183 18 48 7k « hotels, are evils that hurt the game, and the owners, the t yy (loss Pot eee a1 ssa at bs de : ie if) men responsible for their players, are spending money well |‘ to y ke ee shores hanes tele . it Chsrile Brandenburg, Speeld- ees 4) when they have a man of Landis’ caliber and fearlessness e ty a world — Ing’s Pacific Const manager, ' , in charge of the game, which needs just such a man to guard that—and “ae blew into town the other day all ee + cme 9 against the bad influence of commercialism. |» high, low official state An inquiring he rounds to see hington thought » 29 | i F; i Bb ak ae ae it ‘O’Connell [ Jim O’Connell Ve hingtoa : f eed tee Tt-Few Cents| dressed up with a new set of ms Use It-Few Cents) ors and a pocketful of Mexican money. Jack Weber refused to even make him an offer for the bank roll, so Chartie’s visit was Jar at Drugstore “a = short-lived and spolied. ‘ . bd bd Mudd nt ned , 2 doa sy age | HH Kee At ng ere} Giant will might have been as fol- J. W. Duncan, W. H. “Kirk” Kirk: | a i ment—Use of the ball patrick and ©, B. Oram are wonder- |< ait? cheba’ Mosaiatio Publicity ’ 4 i if H. BE. Hatch knows what the wihe ake ce of shot and shel , ty is for making a hole fa.one Hh: prerngg Teg “wind vie teres «| Will mark a great step forward in the | If he doesn’t show any signs within ds ; . : . nace ext 24 hours thess three camels | Ramsay ral no oA ae ; i: Young Outfielder Out of te sora te : | | ei : V of justice—On behalf i are going to put him wise rrnon fo est in er ar a4 ae 90 ¢ ut aie) = Baseball on Bribery , y General Daugherty, } is tage? 10°36 H Charge the Senators.” : | AVE ONE ON MEP * rent ; : Lodge—All leagues look W. A. Jc a broke into the od ae) ak kk Y E H LASSEN Waller was cleaning Muddy Senator Robert M. La Follette—I ts bag ae ons canoes 2 31 +4 A fie: «Scapa aap tind at yeaa Ruel’s «pikes when he dictated | favor baseball because it gets things F - ioatiae a ae a 14k tet ; York ou his story. He nearly polished | back of the people f lak ‘ of 1 4 806 threshold of b them off the soles when he got Robinson, demo. : ~ bd 4 4 : te bs af to talking about his friend, the e senate—‘It's a i ick-Oram ¢ | % 299 eee RK 4} mond t 3 charge th e catcher much game than golf. In Y, * Oe . a ee ee | ‘ p He The boy has been mascot of aseball, if you fight you get put off Prank Atkins is in Rritish Col UMMER, Seattle 2° fee a ee 233 fe & game t the Washington club all season, | the field, but in golf they kick you ; Frank A ms as fs In British Colum: | sch &, face , rie eae . 3 and his black bullet head is as | off the club.” i » is Vancouve | Kapp, Sacrament ° 7b 3 8 Se tr izes] OO" familiar to fans as most of the | Department of cammerce—Specta | EVER SINCE RAY FOWLER, OF ; is knocke re ATTLE FUEL €0., TOOK ane ee ee ee - sa cat Ganioinae, whiot |UP GOLF THERE HAS BEEN A 4 4 ad hide to hide, reach |SHORTAGE OF BRIQUETTES ON eet ae ; ‘ t Ital ind-th |THE PREMISES ‘ ) ‘ " . ri » an Italian round-the sebborn, unruly or sham. | ROT lar stays combed all day in) a 4 m a 798 like. “Hair Groom” | Douglass Starring : ¢ ig 1 gs 3 Shy fe | man victim : ———— fed combing cream whi . sats ‘ ms | toc MADE BY THE MAKERS OF ARROW_ COLLARS. hi for Pennsylvania |: : ‘6 4 ‘ ( Piet matural gloss and w effect to your hair—th meh to good dress both and on social occasio Y i greaseless; Pris tr ae? ee De 3 J ' « © ch 1 mew thick, heavy, ous }of more thi ‘» ' CINCHED FLAG alked Beware of creasy, harmful | win af a amt ere FOR GIANTS ‘ * Advertisement. | seattle © California boy * e 1 ee 3 ek Lee Sous eae ; t t THAT NEW | . 1% : § t t | twit id : hn r) at vergro " t int company, with Rs gE SD i ethane eee me gy so COLLAR, > ‘ ‘ : A LOW BANDED DEEP POINTED COLLAR THAT IS FULL OF COMFORTW~. 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