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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-29
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09

in which the teams are handled by their managerial faces and in this respect the battle of wits and tao tics between Mack and Stallings. aided by their lieutenants on field and bench, may be the pivot upon which victory or defeat will swing.
 Both have shown remarkable abil. ity in the developing and handling of players although their methods are radically different. When the teams take the field tomorrow Mack will sit quietly in the dugout saying little, signalling some yet running his ma. chine with a steady but invisible hand. Across the turf Stallings, keyed to a high pitch of excitement and enthusiasm will direct every move of his team, laboring with an intensity of purpose that leaves him as soaked and exhausted as the hard. est worked player of the club.
 While neither Stallings nor Mack has announced the order in which the Braves and Athletics will go into the game the batting order is expected to be about as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
HITTING ABILITY OF MACKMEN MAY TURN
 TIDE TOWARD THEM
The Athletics Have Three Bats men With Average Of More Than 300 But Braves Pitch CTS May Cause An Upset

NEW YORK. Oct When the Athletics of Philadelphia and the Bos- ton Braves" line up in the opening game of the Worlds Championship Series the fans will have an oppor- tunty of seeing in actual play whether the forecasts as to the rel0- tive merits of the teams, as a whole. or the individual players man for man were correctly figured as a result of Che work of the men during the season just finished
 Unofficial batting averages figured mp Go September 23. furnished an in teresting comparison of the hittinl ability of the opposing pennant wiu- ners. On paper Connie Macks men look the stronger in this department Three Of them Collins, McInnes anI Baker are well over the much desired 300 mark. while Connolly Is the only among the Braves" to have that dis tinctiou Figures are stubborn facts and from season to season many of the lew, 300 hitters here demon strated that they did not get to the high places on the list by a "fluke." Consistently good work with the stick is all that keeps the topnotchers in their exalted places in the average column Their success is simply due to their good eyes and equally use full arms. a combination which com. pletely eliminates the element of luck.
 That they have become accustomed to the boXwork and the many fur tive tricks of the pitchers in their re- spectlvc leagues during the season goes without saying Just what the heavy hitters win or will not do with the strange curves and in- shoots of rival league moundmen re- mains to be seen Herein lies a great deal of the interest taken in the post season games. This is what adds a little more uncertainty to the out come and the uncertainty Of baseball IS a potent factor in the National game Some very prominent pitchers have been "Waterlooed' when, in
 
 strange batters. Probably a few surprises are in store for one or morepitchers in the coming cham pionship games As in the past some one of them is looked mp to as al- most invincible in his own league may be found" by the batsmen of the otEer league Everyone who goes to a game likes 10 see the boys Init lem out" and 1t is 10 be hoped they will not be disappointed in the com ing struggle for supremacy
 When but two weeks of the pres ent seasons schedule remained t0 be played out the unofficial batting averages of the rival clubs showed that the Athletics had Che advantage by fairly good margin of .2G The Athletics for 115 games played had a club batting average of .273 and the Braves had PAT for 140 games
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
FINAL STRUGGLE OF
 PENNANT WINNERS
 WILL BEGIN TODAY
Continued from Page 2J

tators will be Athletic adherents and while they may have no organized cheer or battle song the Braves will know that the Mackmen, on their home grounds, are backed by a vocal tor nado that is extremely disconcerting to baseball players who seek to drag them from their championship throne.
 This support is not entirely devoted to cheering and applause for the Ath- letics' cohorts are willing and eager to wager on the chances that the American League club will defeat the Boston representatives of the senior organizations The Braves great eX- hibition of ability and gameness, how ever, has made an impression and while odds are quoted on the Athlet- ics the range is comparatively small The leading odds are five to four on the local club to win the series. Oc. casiOnally enthusiastic fans are found who have offered or given five to three or even two to one but there is nothing in the work or strength of the two clubs to warrant odds approach ing to two to one
 As the teams will probably lineup tomorrow the combinations appear tO be evenly matched in offensive and defensive strength. Where one club has an advantage in one department this is offset by weakness in another the result being that when the gen cral average Is struck the luck of the game is likely to be a deciding factor and as Frank Chance once remarked: "A worlds series is too short for both clubs to get an even break in the luck" In battery material the Athletics appear to have their great CT strength in their second string l pitchers and the confidence that comes to twirlers and catchers who are no longer stranger to the strain of a worlds series. Both from a bat ting and fielding standpoint the aver ages show that Boston's infeld does not quite reach the strength of the Athletics The outfeld combination are more evenly matched The Brave' are heavier hitters and field an, throw equal as we'll as the presen
 Worlds Champions.
 Much will depend upon the name
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco o. Mission l ].
 Batteries Baum and Schmidt; C.. Williams and Rohrer Portland 8 17 8. Venice 12 l.
 Batteries--Higgin, Evans, Mariner and Fisher; Klepier Decanniere, Hen ley and Elliott
 2nd game:- Portland O 8 l. Venice o O..
 Martinoni and Fisher; White and Elliott. Five innings. Los Angeles 8 l. Oakland 8 9 2.
 Batteries Love and Boles Martin md Alexander.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
To Retimber cumbre TunneI

w. L leland left last night for Chihuahua to assist in the retimber- ing of Cumbre tunnel, having received word that Che work would begin sonn The tunnel which is 2SO ldlometers south of Chihuahua in the Sierra Madre mountains and about two miles from the continental divide. was wrecked last winter by a band Of Reg Flaggers when they destroy ed a passenger train i'm the tunnel Nearly an the passengers lost their lives and the tunnel burned for days Rescue crews from Bisbee assisted iu the rescue work The tunnel is over two miles long and it win take months to retimber it
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
Death of Thos. Mullisan.

Thomas Mulligan. aged 70 years. died et his home near Buena, 32 miles from here in the Huachuca mountains. Wednesday afternoon. Death resulted from a hemorrhage. Mr. Mulligan was walking about the ranch alone at the time he was strick- eu and his body was not found until two hours after death had occurred.
 The deceased who was originally from the East, came to this section last March from Los Angeles. where he had resided six years. He is sur. viyed by a widow and four sons two of whom live in Philadelphia and two at the ranch. The funeral will occur this afternoon at o'clock from the chapel of the Palace undertaking parlors. Rev. J. E. Fry. pastor of the Presbyterian church will conduct the services.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
Apples and Pears.

Daddy Walsh's Onice Bar has a fine display of apples and pears. The fruit was presented to the genial councilman by Bishop John s. Mer- Till of st. David. who brought them from his ranch when he came up Wednesday to attend the meeting of the dempcratic committee. The apples and pears are unusually large and of a fine flavor and are attracting much notice
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
sAnRr rlME EoR aAME

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct Indianap- oils took one hour and four minutes to defeat St. Louis Recruit Nieler's pitching was a feature. St. Louis 8. Indianapolis 4 10 2
 Batteries Watson and Chapman; Kiefer and Bariden, Warren
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
On Huntlna Trip

W. M Gohring. mine superintend- ent of the c. & A. and J. F. Rawlings purchasing agent will be two mem bers of a party which expects to leave next week on a hunting trip to the easIorl part of thc county The hunt ters plan to be gone about ten days and hope to get thcir share of deer and other big game.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
From Illinois Senator.

Fire Chief Barney Norton hes re ceived telegram of thanks frou Roger C. Sullivan. Democratic nomi- nee ioi United States senator from Illinois in response to one sent Mir Sullivan by Chief Norton congraju lating him on his success at the re- cent primary. For years Sullivan has felt the enmity Of Secretary Bryan but managed to win at the primary iu spite of it He and Norton are olj friends and the chief is one of his greatest admirers and boosters out. side of Illinois.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
HITs cAME AT RIeHT TIME

BALTIMORE, Oct 8.-Both teams batted freely but Brooklyn hits were more timely and the visitors beat Bal timOre. Brooklyn 8 9. Baltimore 8 15 l.
 Batteries Seatou and Land; Bailey Coyley and Kerr.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
Anona cIub panee ronIaht.

The benefit dance given by the Anona Club for the Red Cross soci- ety work will occur at the Country Club tonight Elaborate arrange ments have been made by the ladies to give everyone of their patrons a good time this evening. and it is hoped and expected that a large crowd will be present to enjoy them selves in @ good cause The and 8:3O cars from Bisbee will run to the Country Club, and there win be return cars at 11:30 and midnight.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
sroPpEn nAME IN RAIN

pITTSBuRG, Oct 8.-Rain stopped the first game of a doubleheader be- tween Buffalo and Pittsburg at the end of the seventh with Buffalo win ming. Buffalo 6 l. Pittsburg 2 4 l.
 Batteries-Krapp and Allen; Dick son and Berry.
 Second game called off, rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
WiswaIls Return

Charles E. Wiswan, Of the Cananea Cattle Co.,. and George A. Wiswall, formerly of Cananea but now of Tue son left yesterday for their homes after a visit here and at Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
Here From cananea.

Dr. Fitzgerald came up yesterday from Cananea on the morning train. He stayed a short time on business and returned in the company auto mobile, which Bin Hooking brought up from Douglas. Hooking took Alec Shaw to the Shelter City Wednesday from Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
sehooIs Ready for WInter.

Modern heating plants have just been installed in the Lincoln and Lowell schools in preparation for cold winter weather. The plans, which were installed by the Bisbee Plumb ing and Heating company were given a try out yesterday and found in perfect condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
That pemosratic Booklet.

Secretary Mcdonald was busy yes terday working on the campaign book let which the central committee win issue in the interest of the Democrct. ic county ticket. MT. Mcdonald cv. poets Co have the copy ready for the printer in three or four days and hopes 10 have copies ready for dis triluson within a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09

Though he has pitched only nine games for the Braves. young Crutcher has shown that he has the stuff and it is possible that Stallings may use him in the big seriea Who knows? The worlds series may furnish the opportunity to Crutcher to leap into fame. just as 1t has fur niahed the opportunity to other young twirlers more than once in the past
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
Road Partly Good.

W. G. Hubbard of the Palace un- d"ItakIg parlors, made trip Co the TIuacAuca mountains yesterday to
 get the body of Thomas Mulligan, who died at hie home there Wednesday afternoon. Mir. Hubbard says the road from here 10 the san Pedro river is in bad shape but on the other side
 of the r,yei it is in splendid conIi tirn.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
Rehearsal Postponed. !.

Director Ten Broeck. who is put. ting on The pennant' fer the Order of Eastern Star, says that 1t will be impossible to hold the rehearsal sched. Li,u for tonight and that instead it win be held Monday night at the Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock. In- dicaIions point to a splendid produc. tiOn
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
Levy To Denver

Before returning Co Blsbee from Albuquerque. where he went to at- tend the state fair, Max Levy will visit with his folks at Denver which is the family home.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
L O CAL
Sheriff Visits City

Sherin Harry Wheeler was up yes terday from Naco on business. The sheriff has been at the front since the trouble began and has handled the situation in a splendid manner, say Americans who live in Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
Cattle Man Here.

Henry Street, Superintendent oi the BoQuillas Land & Cattle com pany, was in the city yesterday for a short time on business from his head quarters at Fairbanks He made the trip in his big auto.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
DON'T FORGET.

That the Copper Queen Band win give a dance at the old Opera House, Saturday. Oct 10th 726
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09

Andover has yet to select a cap tain for this seasons eleven. Captain Callahan who was honored last Spring with the team leadership has not re- turned to the academy.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
To Naeo Battlefield.

County Surveyor J. s. McNeish and John Rawlings. purchasing agent for the c. & A. motored 10 Naco last night to give the fighters the once over and to be in at the finish, In case the finish should accidentally happen.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
Gulle Meets

s. Johns Guild met yesterday at;- eluoon at the home of Mrs w. G.. Hubbard. It was the regular weekly meeting and after the business was tran ;aCted there was social scs sion
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
Up From Douglas.

Joe Havens. a former electrical foreman at Cananea but now of Doug las. was in the city yesterday on business
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
BELL
FEDERAL LEAGUE
TOOK FINAL GAME

CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-Chicago won its final game of the Federal season, beat ing Kansas City on hard hitting and the visitors costly errors Kansas City 8. Chicago 8 l3 l.
 Batteries Henning Adams, Enzen- roth and Brown; Black and Clemons.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
Up From Naeo.

E. A. Folsom. justice or the peace at Naco. was up from the war-ridden town yesterday
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Peaoe condItIons FIne

There have been no arrests for several days and officers are congrat- ulating the town on the splendid or. der maintained
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10 EI Paso

To El Paeo.
 Rudolph Weiner. representing the sullivan Machinery company left for Che El paso headquarters yesterday
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EI pasn nrnmmer-

W. H. Loretz. of Loretz & Peg ram. was in the city yesterday in the interest Of his firm
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09
Mining Man Mere.

J. P. Watson, a we'll known mining man from the Patagonias. was in the city yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09

Cut flowers for sale at Sasse's Candy Store 45O
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-09

Empires: Klen and Byron, National League; Dineen and Hildebraud. American League
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-05-01
Vernon.

The Vernon township board at their
meeting held at Durand, Tuesday,
granted the petition asking for the en-
largement and deepening of the Holly
drain, which commences at the Shia
wassee river in Vernon and extends
eastward towards Durand and the east
ern part of the county, draining land in
Argentine, Genesee county. M M
Byington has been appointed special
drain commissioner for the work, as
the present county drain commissioner
Alonzo Griffin, could not act as be was
interested in the project. 1t is expected
the work will commence sometime the
latter part of the year. 1t will be a
very expensive job of dredging and
furnishing new bridges. Durand sew.
age is run in the ditch from their sewer
farm north of the village-Dr Carney
of Durand, was appointed township
health officer for the ensuing year at
the township board meeting held Tues
day Supervisor Henry of Vernon
township is planning on assessing all
property on his roll at cash valuation
this year and man from Lansing will
assist him in the work for few days
Five carloads of fat sheep were