The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1925, Page 13

esUEsDAY, OCT OCTOBER 6, 1925, THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 1 Johnson and Meadows Will shoal Opening Series Battle RELLY? cheba 2 al Begon Vet Mound OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHE R, N y oe, AN ~ NOU MUGT “Tink 7 EGAD LAt / MOOR o Vi b : " ies . \ ert | . Mh, u Senators to Bank on Big LOAN Now 75, “To PATENT [7] NOU Wirth MY oUct | | To A~ToucH Yor | / Mill S to G rizzli es’ ali Walter; Bespectacled GOME GIDIN WENTION, =|] BUT YT 1S AN p \| MONEN BUT ACT fy he ve sae (al r id H le re) »s Hi BuT Noo Wow “TeLt OF SUCH OVERWHELMING | \« T'pA pas vuc | bd . urler Opposes m 4 x \CWW OV \ , { ME WHAT VT 1G f wm POStABILIT Vat CIRCUMGT | (tpi res oy ALEX C.ROSE 2 ineup I WAN wrt GTANDS “To y \' | B sade 1 DARE NoT utter A L\ iN | ats py dik» aay REA@ON —-N'CAST GET WORD A@ “1c \ Jur or Welters Head Don Moore gave one. of Frank| That handsome golf trophy ‘that Montana Backfield Ace WATER OT OF A WELL, WDewtity with Opening Winter Boxing Kippe's wait tip the other | at o9 dlc. ogee ats t to Oppose Huskies ly “ Gr ‘ a tbat >i exte 1 i 0 J | . , 1 WHEN Now Use “TH } FULLY PROTEC Show at Pool Tonight ¢ Next Saturday Mt . nd PUMP - HANDLE FOR J WITH PATEL sahil i ay ,| Bob Robertson and Frank Chris | came to winning # link i mae CRUTCH # 4 PAPERS ! AI t ed Jight that he the Be 4 Aya brings his AAA fought attle ear ' t kup the dack Duke, a w. k. banker-golfer » Grizzlies es handle f ‘Seated th the Unk i In t ope Some of the won t c - m event), Cale ‘ t jder ie C Poot | tke weekend golf at t At Beacon Hill be for t « hen he| 2acoma Firere € Little tot:—I'm going f oti = Fit . ' Pat Mills ee See sg ik | p eight 4 p Firat : { England, in walt golfers —H th Clark of the «i feats Having explored and exeavated when my numpbe <p mo" b \ K ope 5 \ } Henry Dearborn had his “Hula| the } > made Walter Johnson, the ace of , ; aT Seeladi’ atvok : the Washington staff, has been ft the af t iin End | BS announced as the Senator pitch Oe af r lat M ad er for the opener, with Lee ‘ | tf aa 't Meadows, the bespectacled ‘ ng 1) Walter Cornell won the captain's tained right-hander, the chetce of SACCO : I s no doubt | | venti pa ‘Soo:ronislolaan chadeples Contha the Pirates. Bill MeKeehnie, 4 ante Saget x desi E the eakotar | Gta sates . . Ww. B.C tt the leader of the Cossairs, may ke His threo bouts) |v c¢ ; - ek ‘ pa and will switeh to Vie Aldridge, former bby Harper 5 fat Y arene b / gainst the Huskies: Los Angeles hurler, at the bast , ercot, Travie "41 Chuck Sexton has moved his op | as was minute. . bh dy ied tore the Gree 1 After squawking late, he H io ; rahe ph dep tales or the Pee eee ang en ke beating | Frank Atkins and Dr. 0, F. Will: | and—cleaned up : ows tled for f t t € Ha r R c a ¥5 , . er 1 a om hand The only club that Clay t | 2 » ould put Vinee sping the Grizzlies. = May Break |: nc ta Sena : ‘\ Pitisbur g Mound Staff [sae em oe to Abe Wilson, one of Sey More Consist nt Corps | Home Run |: ete rare cit 6—Probavie | | Mark Here: ia Brain for th of the By Billy Evans nsidered 70 per cent of a team's Penr and We Warmer tn 2 a Tech and Peon State clash in 1 eet Missour 4 Min ‘ 4 acta * t* . ’ « M portion tonight. Cooler Wednesday T veteran “B Tu GAMES THIS WEHEK ft * * pene and Wednesday night.” alte ¢ Pit i at La t Kaute Notre Dame squad Gil Dobie's Comell cle bd : neg " fi * a . ; | clashe week v t team b Detroit, in. whic undying fa he 1 Brown and Pennsylvania get together ak last year. by capturing thr at Philadelphia in a jays the Olympic club, ford in the opening game| Pittsburg plays West Virginia, which Isaac Waltons Plan M ° Adams in those days boasted a great O* AR VITT and } slugs eaid mm pliaravetto gore te Annapolis te play| ft aaon [brings two major teams together. eeting Detroit club didn't like curve ball piteb! Balt Lake Bees w M naker 5 plays Utah and Stanford meets| Vanderbilt and Texas will offer the . . a ch of pace me had tha’ c the - ‘traction in the South t! week. This Evening vietortes for “Babe.” 1 when ned Mi sae = ————— Tl was 6 ‘ears dames oI M © " coo VIEW of getting lextalation for eu hels By ares A hak: the preservation of wild game lif Baanpajoreiengy : ‘pid : fa Washingte coe ere Oreanine. Curve.” aid : bith, | “Babe” ta a ht-bhar Jost uler : Sethe Isaac Walton leag F sg ey cs sai 1 tonight will be: Pe this ev » «In & sense the Pittabr The complete car 1 of Commer: pan ae Ee Ba Pat Mills va. Jimmy Sa aan + G “ J Mare hie ya- LL MEADOWS boss 7 livers with that good right Jack Hull, Johnny Gore vs. Aldridge lor his hook, and Vie Aldr son Ya. _ Thus four much . the: Billy Orth and Jackie Job J Kenzie POSTPONE BIG to N. Y. BATTLES The Nat the me uring favorub! and game preservatior Mrs. ation for fish rve-ball al assortment of oth © Pre-| | necessary — y Kremer has a great fast ball a deceptive change of pace. K rvé ball perhaps less than any LAZERRE the program, to people in. | staff. YORK, Oct he southpaw burden of the club | son, his first in the ma, markable feat of leadin, with 16 victe ue liches a ft od} sina _SEASON SOON er a none tov good start thix year, he at hia first-year record was no mere in a high « drop in front . will open the b. fason her han, secured Octob accor Then there is the veteran from the Cincinnati Reds after }son. Sheehan is smart and t 2 pitching is something of a problem the world champs’ «staff, is in a s¢ of the see YALE OARSMEN the average stuff. games at n tho the PLAY LONG TIE . the ace TOKYO, Oct. 6—The Marooi bit of an v taint ‘ $143 45 1 dub of the University Walter, when he has oye of his good team by wo} HOLD TURNOUT = ef Chicago touring the Orfent; were Johnson of When he has one of } just fair eat Gene Pay aS COMPLETE AS FOLLOWS: held to a % scoreless tie days, he is not #0 good fr SEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct, The |} yodet 20 Compact Receiver After the Salt Lake week of play remains in the ¢ ague. Seattle meets Portland next k in the final serie bo here yeste bef this city, i HEAR SERIES the world series, play given at Druxman’s h ave., decording e {8 in. world series first workout of the Yale crew was |] Medel 1 yesterday on the Housa.-} A good squad turned to greet Coach Ed Leader thi Spenker oveready I Batteries . erendy © Hattery 1 No, DXA-305 USL A Hattery 5 CIO1A Cunningham Tubes eda university Time and Brings you : every crack of the bat Hirt adane| Ce —every roar of the Heth all crowd! “Strike two—that makes two and two— son's great rig Few pitche 19 years of cam g and stilt by ‘The cake of Stanley Coveleskie is not unlike that,of Johnson. Almost of the spitball hi right arm. 1 aken much out of Cove Natl RUSS only the Cova * Minor Leaguers rrr, ctee ae ray weet ‘Get Chance.for eA Gui Aen bul oh dhe’ Nadicnel Big Series Cut S. cigar & to Har Vited to ‘show.’ ledge to stardom-in the American, still has the de- a last ‘place TILDEN LOSES ceptive curve ball that made him famous, also minor league and and the crowd's going crasy-—listen to" 108 ANG pivgar : keen knowledge of pitching. Reuther is 0 fast becoming hie frying to rattle ine aieheneteunmeceets : y is also in. the dn't think much of ney ae Tom Zachary, Washington's other southpaw Tilden, national |class. It will be, recalled that Zachary ired ‘with All almost useless the final month of las uchary mixes them ys one wouldn't Hh Na he winds up—it's a fast one—he hit it—oh, what a smash!—Listen to that yelling —it’ 's a three-bagger to deep left field. . . ing any vision of world Neither did G series spoil orge Haas and Et on, was as defeated 'th. star of the world series. ext Jeanes, left fielder and |) nd hus a good ‘knucklo ball that he controls Renter .fidldar peatantively,)ok Oke | Your seat at the World Series game is | welt Birmingham Barons, last place club waiting for you. It’s right in the press box Other members of the Washington staff aro Alex in the Southern assoclait vir- where you see everything that happens. wally all season In fact, {f some one had broached such a proposition to them, they | would have laughed in his These Are DAY’S for And it’s a big, deep, comfortable chair, your favorite chair in your own living room. For you can be the center of a miracle; you can be in two places at once. All you need is a | Ferguson, vet right-hander; Fred Marberry, cham: | pion relief pitcher, and Allen Russell, spitball pitcher, who also shines in relief roles. The Washington staff {4 an aged one. It has great | = radio ... Have you got one? If not, don’t 4 E eaibilities. o vetern are at the top of thdlr But with Pittsburg and Washing: ‘ ot, Pome ot hi ie fees ah cut out. But tnete ton in the world sertes next month, delay another day, There's something hap- game the opposition has its work these two players will get a slash of | —— pening every minute, something much too {s no denying that age makes it uncertain sha Ble Galt Model 20—Price $85,00 Medel 10, (tout tu good to miss. 4 The Pittsburg staff Js perhaps a trific better bal- Jeanes was purchased the i Cage , ‘ y } | anced and ts entitled to an edge in comparisons, COVELESKIE | $¢ntors and called for duty just in But don't buy just a radio. Get one that jan ltime to have his name added to is scientifically built, one that is built for.all- | ; the eligibility rote. He has already round service—for tone and volume, distance Raise Handicaps Bobbies Nose | broken Into several games with the and selectivity—one you can depend onwhen G If t T ib pasate cach up woll. No you want it. In short, an Atwater Kent. Ou | Haas, nominally the property of as Women’s Golf nee Rey | ites, conn te area 4 | called st before the eligibi Makes Rapid Gain _—Tight Contest ss", jv iors 4, ie | a lxqew YORK, Oct. 6~Women's|/PVHI Bobbles, a gitls’ ‘baseball taken part in neveral games since | AUTHORIZED SEATTLE DEALERS | @ P voit in this country has improved team from P niade|phia, iloted | rejoining the team. | Buy Your Atwater-Kent From An Authorized Dealer: | ; t ddie Ainsmith, former big} Altho it is very unlikely that IV TY F E-WATE! 10 muKC the last five years that ie ’ RSITY RADIO CO., RICE-WATERS, | A Re ead’ eal of pars has been| leaguer, won from tho Indians atjelther of the two mon will play The smartest University, Way 1420 Bra Ave. | , t 2 ed States | the Coast league park yesterday, 14/4 prominent part in the series, both : SHOP, »PER- 4 4 ound necessary, thé United States | t | & prom’ i ries, i RADIO SHOP, HOPPER-KELLY | Ne asnociation announced today in| to 13. | will draw down a share of the oh the softs 1491 8rd Ave... | i a notice served on the women's | The tribe rallied in the ninth fn. | receipts, ERNST HARDWARE CO, | handicap committee. ning to score aix runs, but could not| Such ts luck and life in the base | $ 00 St Gth Ave. and Pike St ‘The former scale has not only been | overcome the Bobbies’ lead | ball world Sch for — | equalled continually, but bettered) ‘The girls will leave Seattle Tues: | | equently, the announcement sald. |day night for the Orient, to com:| k it A eeoraitig to the new scale, @ Wom) plete their tour, on the President ANOTHER MARK O nis nuphoxed to drive 190 yards, | Jefferson \ < ani ts nub Bote tL sarant| MADE’ BY COBB ‘JseAT TLE | a hog ft | Be eesaigar ae wot ete all M than 687,000 head of 1 a eral a ‘| M ote tr BASEBALL | on considered impossible, ore than 687, lead of big-| world baseba iurel went to Ty| era AN ; a trousers" in congas tite jwame animals are wsed now for|Cobb, veteran in the majors vd NORTHWEST DISTRIBUTORS ; TALONED BHEECHES | many world series has| hunting purposes in the United) manager of the Detroit Tygors, He] Seattle vs. Salt Lake 1507-9-11 Broadway i EAst-0160 WORFOLK SUITS. McInnis been in?—W.| States, his count does not include | now shares the honor of batting over Game Called at 245 p.m, é seat tiriten cton iN Jthe many animals that aré grazod|the 00 mark for 20 stralght season: Toserve Seats Miacn-0160 IES aldtataiad ested itil Four, 1911, 1919, 1914 and 1918. lin federal reserves with Adrian ("Pop") Anson -———— > rune cH ’ i) Ny