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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18

Without detracting any credit
from the regulars who brought
the Giants 10 striking distance OF
the pennant. let 1t be known that.
without Charley Schmutz and
James Clark. the Seattle team
would never in this world have
won the 1915 Northwestern league
pennant. Incidentally, give credit
10 Raymond for putting over the
deals that gave him these two
pitchers at a time when keen judg-
ment and a careful picking over
the field we're absolutely neces-
sary.
Clark and Schmutz. between
them. have pitched the Giants to
seven victories: Clark TO four.
Schmutz to three. II was no fault
OF Charleys that he Lost that 1-to-0
game Sunday. II the pitching In
these games had been left TO the
regular staff. Seattle never could
have spurted to the front and
cinched the flag three days before
the season terminated.
Clark never pitched better ball
than he has for Seattle. Friday he
shut out the Indians. 10 0. In an
hour and ten minutes, and the last
game he won In an hour and
twenty minutes.
The season ends Sunday. and
most OF the boys win be glad OF It.
for the pace they have set has been
a killing one. and they are tired
out. Schmutz. Cadman. Shaw and
one or two other members OF the
champions will take couple OF
weeks hunting. after big game.
Barth will take Hap Morse back
to California with him. Hap and
Elwyn are boon companions. FL
wyn's other name is Peggy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18

NE 4 ASSOCIATION
CLUBS MAKE COIN


rtw American Association clubs
uiIl shov q loss for che season to
~ \ ! few days. Three owners
NJ " : profit for the year. while
- &lW mar break even. These
m vhen II Il considered the
of1e1u.e Was cut to f5s games. and
mhnss chopped. league expenses
M1.eet and the player limit re-
~ 10 Is men. indicates baseball
~ sot popular In the Middle West
a. sumner.
y Paul aud Minneapolis are big
shsegA They are lighting for the
raaant A change In ownership
- engagement at St Paul pro.
m winner financially. Louis.
~ las made money for its owner.
- Indianapolis. Cleveland. Kan.
= oty. Milwaukee and Columbus
- hrels OF money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
0RTLAND COAST CLUB TO PLAY GIANTS HERE NEXT MONDk
RED SOx HAVE
ALL THE BREAKS

BOSTON. Sept is.--The beat
the Detroit Tigers can do ia to
leave Boston after tho present cru.
cial series In second place. Even
II they win the next two games,
they viii DO a fraction behind the
Red sox In the race for tho pen
nant.
The schedule makers played into
Boston's hand. They will have the
most favorable conditions from
now ON. The Red Sox's next 10
games will be with Cleveland. st
Louis and New York. the weakest
sisters. while tho Tigers will have
to tackle Connie Maek's crew and
the Senators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18

divorced.
Miss Grey. haven't I RICH, TO
some happlness7 I am almost In.
sane trying to settle this for myself.
Ny husband does not suspect any.
thing. This all happened four
years ago. ard ! have . little girl
now years old.
will appreciate an answer In
your column very much.
BLANCHE.
Alt YOU have one spark OF
true womanhood left In you. you
will stand unfalteringly by the man
who stood by you, when you know
the man you love would not have
done IT. You have a very peculiar
conception OF happiness II you
think one wrong will right another !;
~ you think you would be happy
after dcpriving your little girl OF
either her father or mother. and de-
ceiving your old lover into bellev.
Ing that you had always lived up
to his ideals in order TO get him to
marry YOU. II n little wonder that
you are unhappy. Your conscience
must feel like n prickiy pear. II
should not be difficult for you to
settle this thing II you care the
least for honor and justice. You
should give your undivided atten.
tion to your husband. your child
and your home.
Dear Miss Grey: In reply 10
"0ratefuI." let me say:
The Iittls girl Of 20 was a mature
woman, and knew what she was
doing. The mans wife realizes
that her home IL not complete. II
10 the old ssory--a disseminated.
found q soul mate; the child will
be a product Of their natural affee.
tIon. Natures basic laws assert
themselves In defiance OF man.
made restrictions, and convention
alIties. The wife recognizes the
true state Of affairs. Her offer 10
adopt the child 10 an admission
that the action Of her husband
meets her approval. n the three
principals are Satisfied. why should
others objeot7 Yours for
FAIHplAY.
Dear Miss Grey: In the Mon.
day evening. Sept. 10. Issue OF The
Star, 1 read . statement signed
up. A. w." wherein he or she
says: "The fact that II was Amer
Icsns, Instead Of spanlards, who
were responsible for tho destrue-
tlon OF the Maine, 10 no secret
now"
| have read, I think, almost ev.
erythInQ that has been published
In tho papers regarding tho sink
Ina OF the Maine, from the time the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
STANFORD MAKES
UNIQUE PROPOSAL

Stanford Is out with unique
challenge to the caiisornians. Tho
Cardinal suggests that both uni.
versities put an American football
team and a rugby football team
against similar Olympic club teams
on the same field. alternating the
halves. playing a full game OF each
on two successive Saturdays. Stan.
ford students think the public
would then and there decide in
favor OF rugby.
AS far as Northerners can learn
there Is absolutely no chance OF
California accepting Stanford's pro-
posal. II IL too ridiculous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
500 FANS GREETED
TIGERS At DEPOT

When the Tacoma Tigers re-
turned from Spokane. where they
won 10 out of IL games. a crowd
OF 500 people. several empty auto
mobiles donated by admiring citi.
rens. and a brass band. met them
At the depot so says q Tacoma
paper. IL this crowd was cxagger.
atsd In the same proportion as
relief game" hordcs In the well.
known stadium. tho platform was
vacan, and the station master five
minutes late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18

One might two years ago Johnny
Ertic. a 81. Paul boy. sneakcd past
a doorkeeper TO see boxing match
for tho first time. lie had been In
tho United States only a short time,
Today Ertie n claiming the ban.
tam.weight championship OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
WELSH READY
TO BOX AGAIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Ia
Freddie Welsh soon will be ready
to step into the ring for strenu-
Gus campaign. he said today.
Tho lightweight champion de.
clared he had go many bouts last
year that he became sick OF tn.
arena. but with long rest Is now
III for action again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
Certain
to Figure Strong
in Football Race

George Coles Ballard football entitled consideration
championship contender this becomes after
second Seattle activities
the number Of schools
five including Broadway Lincoln
uncertain quantity
Eight letter have reported Cole Ballard Among
Capt kanntxe tzekie Sheppard
rads tackle and ear Clifford quarter Johnson the likely
Cole comblns
and pair Of ends Pat Thompson former Broadway
Of
Ballard the alumni Saturday Adams piayeid
sonnet Of the alumni II
umnl throng. II 10 nauoht but unorgsnxed mob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
BEzDEk DISCOVERS
FOOTBALL WONDER

Hugo Rezdek. coach OF Oregon.
has discovered great natural foot
ball player In Hoskins. a freshman
from Echo. who never had on a
football suit before he hit the
Eugene campus. Hoskins weighs
100 pounds and has a great burst
of natural speed. In practice scrim.
IMAGES he ripped thru the varsity
for yardage in way that reminded
bex OF Hap Miller. Dobie's jugger.
naut.
About once In three or four years
does coach discover a player OF
Hoskins' seputed ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18

A weeks post season play was
necessary to settle the champion
ship OF the ThreeI league. The
season was divided into two parts.
Davenport winning the first half
and Moline the second. The two
clubs are playing an extra week TO
find out which is tho better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
CEanS

China is coming along rapidly in
athletics and while the country has
not produced champion. one son
OF the empire-Chang, OF the Uni.
versity OF Chicago-is top
notcher among the all-around ath-
letes In the United States.
In recent meet Chang won
lo0-yard dash. 220-yard run and
quarter-mile run, and finished Sec
ond In the broad jump. He covered
the 10 yards in 10 seconds fiat. He
is also a member OF the U. OF c.
baseball team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
EvERS MAY COACH
YALE BALL T0SSERS

Johnny Evers may be appointed
baseball coach At Yale for next sea.
son. Johnny. II he gets the Job.
will also increase the vocabulary OF
the Yale players 10 n considerable
extent They will find Il hard TO
keep their mouth shu, as big col.
lege etiquette demands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
nnollal LEAeUERS
HlECT STAR CLUB

CHICAGO. Sept. is.-Piayers Sc.
Ia 10 represent the National
sseae Ia the post-season tour OF
~ Northwest against a similar
- 81 American icaguers shows
! rtroag combination gathered to
ma The reputation OF the senior
IMITATION. The batting and
s1ldIns averages OF the Is players
uned gives . grand average OF
81 |, the field and ass az bat.
~ lls<ap and individual averages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
STEELE LOSING

Bobby Steele. ex.victoFia Hee
pitcher. n left.hander with sweIlcd
head. Is slipping fast In the A. A.
steele had won rs games and los,
but seven for 81 Paul a month or
tvo ago. and now hts record Is II
won and Is lost Steele belongs 10
the st. Louis Cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
FEDERAL LEAGUE
COAST LEAGUE


tAmsricanl - Boston !. Detroit :. New
York :, Chicago = ST. Louis .. Washing
ton 0. Cleveland "a. Philadelphia ga
fsafionait--gt Louis Ii. Boston ca;
fiitsbure 80. New York &c. Brooklyn Z.
Chicago 81 Cincinnati I. Philadelphia Q.
tFedsrail-st- Louis Z. brooklyn O:
Pittsburg :. Baltimore l. Kansas City ..
newark o. tcoastl--ssit Lake a. Los
Angeles o. Portland 7. Vernon 0; Oakland
4. San Francisco :. tAmeriean As.oeia-
tionb--et Paul q. Louisville
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
BIG FEED FOR
1915 CHAMPS

The Seattle Commercial Club
has invited the pennant winning
Giants aud tho Tacoma Tigers to n
banquet to be given next Thurs.
day evening at the club rooms. The
publicity committee has the affair
In hand and they are as merry a
crew OF entertainers as ever gave
a feed to gang OF hungry ball
players.
Stacy shown. ardent ian. VIII
have a lot TO do with the affair.
and on the program will be Dug.
Teaiy aud others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18

world thru recent victory he
scored when Kid Williams. holder
OF the title. fouied him.
Ertie Ia only is. lie was born In
Austria and lived there until IL.
Wrestling is n favorite sport with
Austrian boys and Erile WAS like
the rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
RELIEF men
Big AID IN
FLAG FIGHT

II has been definitely deeid-
ed that tho Portland Coast
league team will play the Oh
ants here Monday. This will
give fans an opportunity 70
compare Northwestern and
Coast league baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
BEAVERS CHECK
TACOMA TIGERS

TACOMA. Sept. is. Jack
Hickey failed to see Brottem drop
the ball at the plate when Hoff-
man slid to the rubber with the
tying run. and Vancouver later
won. 5 to 4. The fans are making
threats against the former Seattle
pitcher today, Score:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18

Only is players responded 10 the
first call for players Mt Notre
Dame. Tho squad is expected to
grow TO 80 soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18

st. Louis ball clubs actually lead
in something. The Browns. In the
American league, and Cards. in the
National. have struck out more
times than any other clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
A. A. LEADERS

Lelivelt. OF Kansas City. Ia lead
ing hitter OF the American assocIas
ton with an average OF .3si for III
games. Compton. OF the same club.
Is next with .3t3 for 100 games.
and Hinchman. OF the same team
sixth with .526 in 1876 games.
Ed Walsh pitched another win.
ner. Eds having a big season.
That's txo he's won so far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18


Reseburg. Franklin's coach, com
plains that the student body, from
which he draws, is made up OF
light men for tho most part. Then
he has few letter men TO form the
framework for the first team.
Among the fellows who are likely
candidates are Capt. Willis Ben.
son ut quarter; Davies and Bronson.
ends: King. Humble, considine.
Burkman. Lewis. Manning, Kyle
and Lea. Tho line will average
about i42 and the baekfield 40.
Franklin Well Coached
Before counting Franklin out OF
the city championship struggle. re-
member that Reseburg, by clever
coaching. came within a deuce OF
tying Broadway In their annual
game last season. Reseburg re-
sorted 10 the forward pass more
than any other coach and his men
seemed To have better idea OF
how the play should work than the
proteges OF his rival mentors. BE.
cause his team is not heavy. II is
assumed he will again develop
this play 10 its highest point OF 81.
fieiency.
West Seattle has the weakest
team In the city. from an early sea.
son forecast. Gordon has but four
letter men In his squad. These are
Rulifson. center. Latham and Kit.
amura. guards. and Baird. end.
To fill out his team. Gordon is
counting on bis second string OF
men OF a year ago and inexperi.
cnced material. The hackfield Of
the 1914 second team will be the
first string attacking machine this
season. Gordon will have a fairly
heavy team. but lack OF experience
is apt TO prevent them from figur-
ing in the championship.
You never can tell. however
Coach Henderson says the
outlook 10 anything but bright
at Broadway. He has lost his
quarterback. two star half
backs. two ends. q tackle.
guard and a eorking good cen.
ter. Verify henderson has
reason TO feel discouraged. Any
NfNfe t0sGH iOtch JUG oa0o0
and Clyde Coleman from the
baekfieid. MeclaIr and VIII
llama from the estrenities Of
the line. Richards from tackle.
kayser from guard and Smith
from center. he 10 strictly put
on his nettle. Smith will be
nnlssed when the first game Of
the season 10 played. Only four
letter men Of last years cham.
plonship team are back. These
are Gribbie, Potter. and Feek
Of the baekfield and Louis Ia
Fray from, the line.
Henderson has large squad out,
with several biz fellows. When
one looks them over he can't help
but talk about speed to the near.
est man to him. II In so eonspicu.
GUS for it's absence.
The midgett are turning out ev-
cry night under Coach Powers.
Richards and Kyle are the only let.
ter men back. The new men are
the lighteHt who ever turned out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18
GET 1T AT EVANS
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18

Frrfs ~ InnfnFf
Seattle .......4.s esta te -.
Spokane s..ts-sts+sa . &C
summary Thrse.bsse hii--sha~. T~e%
hass bits nse3ss gaisni stolen hase-
urssks rosbls pisys-~naymsnd -
nraaks Morse 10 Raymond 70 Hfnass
struck ouf--By kssfs O. ~ CLARK :
uases Nh haiis--off keefp :. o. CLARK
Time ~ xans--tsfe. Lmpirs-~FrarF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-18

aud IL is only by hard work that
Powers can hope 10 repeat his for.
mer successes. Broadway lost the
title year ago to Lincoln.
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