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Zimmerman-Evers Row


Zimmerman could along ALL the big third
him they should for he really OF the first 1t takes
authority keep Z line. and he had know
vers well before the atter John and enie
had their
when the latter
For
stance Evers made rule that when the team the road the
players the hotels
happened live in the where the club playing they
stay a the home of friends
Zimmerman lives the mainland Of
York he always
live there clash every New
think the last trip the Cubs village
Wall
Larry" Doyle
Then he teephoned Evers that he
grounds while
showing Brooklyn Ever frohed the mouth when Zimmerman
Cubs the Philadelphia There
The do not be and the chances that Z
will be traded this if the right kind OF deal
framed He to the Giants He play
McCraw could handle
change Of would do him good figure that he would be
valuable New York he would be Chicago
Konetchy similar position He extremely
Mc(raw
whowf
be
where wh
tradin PLAYERS a too
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-17

pitcher-speed. He has a world of it,
but he does not bring it into play
except when he figures that it Will
prove more effective against the bat
ter than a curve ball or his fadeaway.
Matty's greatest asset is his brain.
He uses his head all the time. In the
latter part OF Saturdays game when
the suns rays had dropped below the
fence and dark shadows were cast
over the home plate he brought his
speed into play and such batters as
iris Speaker, Sam Crawford. Hal
Chase and Buck Weaver were unable
to do anything with his bullet ball.
Under ordinary conditions these
same batters would have favored this
style of pitching, but Matty had them
under a severe handicap, and he knew
ii. Matty is veteran, but there is
nothing about his work to indicate
that he is near the end of his pitch
ing career. The old master appears
to have many a game left in him, and
it looks as If he is in line to hang up
record.
While Matty was naturally the big
card there were others who impressed
the fans. Iris Speaker, the outfielder
of the Boston Red Sox, who is play
ing center nefd for the Chicago club.
looks like one of the sweetest hitters
that ever faced a pitcher in this sec
tion. Spoke as the others call him,
looks every inch of a baliplayer from
the ground up. Powerful of build and
possessing great speed, he is the ideal
type of an athlete.
Speaker has a keen pair of eyes
When he goes to the bat he waits
for the ball TO come over the plate.
He will not strike at bad balls and
when he does let go he gives the ball
the entire force Of his massive frame
Speaker is one of the prettiest hit
ters that has been seen on the coast
y
Waho Sam Crawford of the Detroit
Tigers, who is also playing an out
field position on the Chicago club, Is
another hitter who has class. Sam,
like Speaker, wa1lops the ball from
the left side He has great eye and
is a powerful hitter. His speciality
is long drives.
\
The globe trotters left last night
for the northwest. They are sched-
uled TO play a anne today in Med
ford. Ore. Tomorrow they will play
in Portland and on Wednesday a
double header is scheduled The
morning game will be played in TIA
coma and the afternoons fracas will
take place in Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-17

day by a score OF 3 to 3. Though
outweighed by the soldiers the Val
lejo team was too fast. Blanco was
the star of the winners.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-17
@Ao&Quxu

MATINEE TODAY AND EVERY DAY
RADIANT VAUDEVILLE
ELLEN BEACH YAW, the Famous Prima
Donna Soprano; HARRY FOX and YANCSi
DOLLY, Smart Fooling. Songs and Dances:
DAVE GENARO and RAY BAILEY in their
International Specialties: GEORGE ROLAND
and Company in farce. Fixing the Furnace" !:
BLANK FAMILY. Continental Champions of
Double Juggling: THE SIX MUSICAL CuTTYS:
THE THREE COT.LEGIANS. NEW ZEALAND
ALL BLACKS" VS.. AMERICAN ALI
STARS" taken exclusively for the Orpheum
Circuit Last Week--The Eminent Character
Comedian. JOE WEIGH. New witticisms.
Evening prices-1Oc. 2Jc. SOC. 75c; Box Seats
81. .0Os Matinee prices texcept Sundays and
IIolidays) ioc, 25c, SOC. PHONE DOUGLAS 20
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OFTEN HELP
PLAYERS AS WELL AS
CLUBS AND R00TERS
By cHRIsTY MATHEWsoN The Giants Star Pitcher

We OF the Giants White Sox party getting Of
formation along
sighted the Pacific At within month
nearly including Speaker
and koneey the head liners swappd by
1t opinion that there will made
this rapidly
to the fact that when bpayer
not do best But do
think that either Cobb Speaker his
There have been instances of trades benefng the work
especially Hal
chase the best example of this last He had into
rut IN New the had and
what he could he could pull opinion that the
did Chase while he the
Yankees knew him well until this He
hard working banpayer who takes of himself
did much Chase
out OF New York anything else tough thing for
be the leader drop back the ranks This
largely due to the authority he enjoyed while he the
which changes his point spite of himself
Then can't tell baseball fan that lying
when
is Balpayers
the world riding
You expect home mind
II, but cuts your lot
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-17
POLO STARS
OPE n Up
SEASON

HILLSBOROUGH. Nov. 1.-THE an
nual opening polo game at Ell Cerrito
field attracted a large and fashionable
gathering yesterday afternoon. The
polo'eolony is keen for the coming Sc
ries of matches, and the game be-
tween the Whites and the Reds re-
suited in some sensational and fast
playing. There are 80 players in the
local camp at the present time. which
is the largest since the organization
of the San Mateo Polo club The num-
Der viii be increased shortly by the
arrival of W. L. Bresse from the east.
In yesterdays game the Whites
showed their superiority, defeating
the Reds 6 to 2. The teams showed
good form for an opening season
game Driscon of the Whites dis
played his ability at shots and scored
four goals. while Cowdin did the
stunt of scoring for the Reds.
In the fifth chukkur Verdier met
with an accident, being struck on the
hand with Hallet The injury was
painful. but the rider continued in
the game.
V-bftos Goals
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Chase Showed Gameness

As the baseball world knows, Chase Chicago played
brilliant ball after his leg right But the New ork would
bear mind last that Chase play
with leg out OF condition OF the time He had been rather
hold
with the trade Chase until Chance placed
Frank has the anything that he thinks should
although Borton
the deal
Il had long leave New York Chase told friend of
the completed
show them that still have baseball left
And he did
Another thing which handicap bapayer from
leadership of
had
his club result
work well for him they would outsider
baseball but who his troubles
the Cubs
fiery temperament Some of the players who used OF
Chances hand, at odds with
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-17

Court the judiciary top lines solid bill laughs the
Walter furnish
RS andSm
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"GINGER TALKS ---BEINC BUSY
By DE FOR EST PORTER

BE A
always danger being inactive minds are
ed
machinery the
The a eandau b
to the
RETROGRESSION BEGINS
Beseds S his work.
of rand
ACCOMPLISH
by dongskHl
the best become the 1"'
Dveopm
of its Just rev
through
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step taddto
mind the
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they
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DIED

BEOWN-The remains OF Mrs. Carrie
Second East street. who died in this
city January I. 1913. in her thirty-fifth
year, were shipped Yesterday from the
home in Versailles, H.. for services and
interment
BANCRoFT--In this city. January g.
Mary Baird Bancroft. wife Of ". II
Bancroft, Ia her sixty NTH year Fu-
be held at the residence. 1907 East South
Temple street. Monday. January 6, at
$50 p. n. lnterment, Mt. olivet.
HAKE-In this city. January 3. 1912,
Flora Lydia Hake, in her thirteenth
year Funeral services will be held al
the residence, No. Concord place, to-
day, Sunday, January D, at p. m. In
termenL Mt OliVet.
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WANTED
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- :. --~~~--~~~O~~
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Inc Oldest exclusive wholesale grocery
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HAIR GOODS


OF TOUPEEs
wigs, switches, puf!s, etc Largest stock
Of hair goods in tho city, Comblngs or
cut hair made up to order. Salt Lake
Costume company. ll4-1le z. Broadway
ml322
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NATURES FERTILIZER

XIAEi --~-~~>~-----~---
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snruboery. Mfg. by Taylor
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n1377o
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ARE YOU DOING; WORK THAT Is
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You can't afford TO disregard the III
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VACUUM CLEANERS
ATTORNEYS


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! 'N0' p63o
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SOS Los Angeles Investment bldg. Los
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ROOF REPAIRING

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SECONDHAND STORES

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Il H.
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Buckeye Furniture Store. 143 So. ", T:
Was, 1929. g308
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EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK,
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HAIRDRESSING

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TYPEWRITERS

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SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED IN ANY
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The Continental Jewelry company, Cleve-
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

z @. O'DONNE14L, UNDERTAKER.
and embalmer. has moved 10 new loca-
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
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NECKLACE AND PEN
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BUTTONS

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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS
OSTEOPATHY

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Nice 4-room apt, Avalon. S55.
Nice corner. End South and md West.
We write fire insurance and pay losses
promptly.
We have plenty OF money to loan on
Improved salt Lake real estate at reason
able rates.
A. Richter. 70 SO. Main ST n5l2