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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12
THINGS you DON'T
KNOW ABOUT THOSE
Big SERIES STARS
DO you know that

All six OF Boston's most promi-
nent pitchers bat over 200. except
shore7
Ruth bats at 3l6. Leonard at
265, Wood at 25i. Foster al .247
and Gregg at 20i2
Mayer. with 21e. Is the only
Phillie pitcher batting over .2007
Alexander Is the weakest hitter
OF the Quaker twirlers?
Iris Speaker has not made a
home run this season?
Barney Dreyfuss OF Pittsburg
passed up Speaker In 1907 because
iris smoked cigarets7
Dreyfuss also had a chance TO
get Alexander. but did not like his
work.
When Philadelphia got Alex and
he developed into star. Dreyfuss
said he passed up Alexander on ac-
count OF his habits?
Alexis habits are. and always
have been. exemplary?
re was very much vexed with
Dreyfuss?
lie asked for chance 10 pitch
two games against the Pirates ia
every fuur.game series?
lie has only lost to the Pirates
on two or three occasions during
his major league career?
"Gayvy" Crayath has made "a
four-base swats7
Crayath has hit for over 100 ex-
ira bases during the season7
THdartta aud Hnonar who enma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12

Aggles ncSt Saturday at Corvallis.
Nov. OF course. the aspect 10 diff.
ierent | don't see how We beat
Oregon by such lop sided score
DietK Is proving himself great
coach. He has the Carlisle system
down TO the nth power. Our team
does not average more than It's
pounds and We have no new ma.
terial OF importance
On Oct 30 tho Oregon AEEles
meet the Michigan Aggles at East
Lansing. Mich. and on Dec. l SYRIA.
cuse will come 10 Portland and Il
IL hoped that the AggieS shake
themselves loose from Old Man
Accident before these set.tos.
Syracuse held Princeton TO TO
0 score Saturday and the Michigan
Aggies smothered sweet Alma. -
to IL. so both those teams are
mighty formidable.
Iohnny Bender 10 coaching the
Kansas Aggies this year and he
did not cover himself with any
considerable mantle OF tinsel In bis
first bow TO the home folk The
best tho Angles could do was to
hold the five times champion Ne.
braska Cornhuakera TO 81 points.
This duplicates last years score. so
Johnny hasn't done worse. at any
rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12

After period of lean years. the
Belliugham high school football
team Is perking up bit Since
l9ie BellinghRm's football teams.
drawn from n student body OF over
700. were beaten by Burlington. and
even smaller towns A new spirit
seems 10 have seized the team. for
Il beat Blaine something like lis
to Q and walloped Anaroftes. 20
to o. last Saturday. Time was when
Belllngham used to beat Seattle oc-
easionally. but not since the early
years OF the goth century.
The University OF Colorado
eleven was bumped. 20 to 6. BY the
Aggles OF that state. Colorado.
which Is the Thanksgiving day at.
traction here. has a big heavy team
that Is having difficulty finding Il.
self. The material Is the best In
many seasons. but the men are
getting started rather slowly.
The pills started In 1889 and
won pennant In % years. The
Cincinnati Rods started in 1871 and
well. they have hopes. anyhow.
Fine lot OF consolation for Hugh
jennings his club is the first In
the American league to win 100
games WITHOUT winning the flag
Lot OF "eayhs wasted
when Comiskey wanted to keep
his sox up. he should have bought
garters Instead OF high.priced ball.
players.
At Corvallis Dr. r. J. Stewart
demonstrated that no has another
whirlwind team by walloping Whit.
man college. ~ TO :. the same team.
by the way. which held Multnomah
club to 8 to 0 score one week
ago. Whitman II the only North.
west conference college on Wash
lngton's schedule this fall and. no
doubt. for purposes % comparison.
the Oregon Aggies logged thru the
entire so minutes on the high"
Tom Tyrer. the famous Pullman
end and now assistant to Bill Dietz
as coach NJ his alma mater. took
In the Corvallis matinee in HIS OF.
flcial capacity as scout and on his
way home Tyrer said he had never
seen a better balanced team in the
Northwest.
Wonderful backfleld." rhapso-
died the former Seattle high school
star. And n heavy line that is
going TO give us a lot OF trouble
Before heard our score over Ore
gon I thought It would be a crime
TO Dit our boys against the Oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12
ALEX CAN'T BEAT
RED SOX WITHOUT
A LITTLE BACKING
BY eERTON BRAIEY

BOSTON Oct. t2-one swallow does a
does his
fast vicious
LITTLE this thrilling
ndes sk his team displayed such hamilton swinging the leather
pill that there batting rally final
DONE and Hooper grabbed that needed tally the eostons
And quite the seltame
sing pitcher with ball that's eer than airy
certainly the Wies
pretty fiat and tho he's doubtless ententoned in the
tho he toued smsher who'd take that ball and murder
This Lewis single which
binse that
game story tried
his sIory-you slip
folks like
ball like heienze and banged H. twice lot;
Red demonstrated the ancient La" recall which
Arehmeoes simply stated"To win gotta hit the ball."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12
MONTANA TIED

GRAND FORKS. y. u. Oct IL.
The beefy University OF Mon.
tana football team was held TO a
ioto.l0 tie By the University OF
North Dakota eleven yesterday.
Montana players we're consider.
ably battered from Fridays game
with South Dakota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12
CHANGES DUE
AT new HAVEN

NEW HAVEN, Oct. i2.-Head
Coach Ed Hinkey has sent for half
a dozen old Vale stars 10 return to
assist In coaching the Big Blue
team. which was defeated by vir-
rinia and almost tied by Lehigh
Capt. Wilson has been shifted to
quarterback again. his old position.
and Legore to fullback. Taft TAX
ing Wilson's place as halfback.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12
WORLD SERIES
TEAMS PLAN 4
COAST JAUNT

BOSTON, Oct i2.-The Ma
tionsi Commission about noon
decided to allow the Red sos
and phlliles TO 90 on a tour TO
the Pacific Coast Immediately
following the close OF the
series. They viii play Chicago.
Omaha. Denver. and other
Western cities. II 10 planned
TO have the clubs play In San
Francisco the last Saturday In
October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12
LIVELY BOUTS
PROMISED At
s. A. c. SHOW

Boxing events 50 numerous they
cannot be counted on the fingers
of two hands will be offered at the
Seattle Athletic club Tuesday night.
Chef Meintyre's boxers. who con.
quered everything In sight last sea
son. will make their first public APP
pearance and several new men with
prospects Of developing into cham.
nions will be exhibited.
Nearly all the veterans who have
national or Northwest titles will be-
on the bill In addition 10 a small
army OF neophytes promising. Ne
lntyre has been working on his tai.
ent thruout the summer months.
when rival Instructors are loafing
and as a result has a big edge on
the other fellows.
Val Souiag. one OF the best anna
teur middleweights on tho Coast.
will meet BIN Pierce in the main
event Pierce Is a light heavy.
weight Baird meets Madden.
Charley Soniag is to box Claude
Scott and Phelps Is to meet Glea.
son in three OF the main events
The first bout will start at $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12
SEALS FIGHT
FOR PENNANT

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct I2.-san
Francisco fandom today turned
anxious eyes toward Salt Lake.
where the Seals are battling the
Bees. In what may be the deciding
series of the 1915 season.
While 1t is generally conceded
that II Is next to Impossible for
the Bees to overcome the eight.
and-one.haif-gamo lead enioyed by
the Seals. the strong run made By
the Utah club during the last few
weeks is causing some uneasiness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12
RED SOx INFlElDER
CHAMP hURDlER

Jamie" 1anyrIn. the Red sox
utility lnfiolder. Was a champion
athlete before he became a
member OF the American league
champion ball club lie was
track athlete and the champion
,nierHchoiastie hurdler.
The Red SoK picked the
youngster from a high school
baseball team. tarmed him out
for a season and then brought
himbaek and used him in every
lnfleld position. including first
base. He can nh In anywhere
around the diamond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12
SPEEDWAY FOR
LOS ANGELES

Los ANGELES. Cal. Oct IA
The contract for the construction
OF duplicate of the Chicago speed
way here has been let. Surveys OF
the 300-acre tract. four miles east
OF the city. where 1t is proposed to
build the local speed arena have
been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12

s. players who have Alexander the Great pitch could
plain his defeat Monday likely
OF the worlds They aahass astounaed
Sssted-parteulary Charlie sehmu
the h SO far the espounded column
champions much faster
phes ball club Shore
Wood Foster Ruth while advertised TO the extent Alexander
Boston
class than the phIles and aesees 70 win the uNe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12

The coaches have returned to fun
damentsls and indications point TO
abandoning the present style OF at
tack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12

Some OF those people turned
away from world series games
would have been welcomed with
open arms last June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12
BANCROFT SLABS

Bancroft is the only Philly player
who has hit safely in every game.
Niehoff has not hit once and he
Is the only player OF either side
who has played thrice and failed
TO connect.
Lewis leads with two safotles In
the first. none In the second. three
In the third. including the winning
smash yesterday. Cravath and La.
derus. the siege guns OF the PhIry
artillery. have been almost entirely
spiked. Except for Saturdays up
rising, when their brace OF doubles
brought a run from Foster. neither
has reached first more than once
Crayath walked In the first game.
and Luderus singled In the same
Cactus has famed three times and
Ludcrus four times. The latter
whitfield three times yesterday. The
Phillles must win today TO have a
look.in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12

More wasted energy-Jlm Gil
more. Fed boss. trying 10 get Fed
club into the world series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12
pHILlIEs CHECKED

The Phillles were held even tight.
er. OFF Shore. Foster and Leonard
they connected with only II hits In
"a innings and scored five runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12

Mayer yielded ten hits and two
runs. making % hits and five runs
the Red Sox have registered for
three games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-12
BOSTON IS
BETTER
TEAM

BOSTON, Oct. i2-The
Red Sox have outpitched
the Phillies in two out of
three games, outhit them
from the word go, outfield-
ed them, and finally have
outgueSsed them at the
most critical point of the
worlds series to date.
If you are in search of
the reason for the fact that
the Sox have a one-game
edge and appear TO be
pointed straight to the
worlds title, there il is.
When the turning point OF yes,
terday's game arrived the Phlllies
ySye outguessed. Then came
IxNis with good. solid blow.
scoring Hooper. and the show was
over.
The turning point came be-
fore Lewis smack IL was
with SCOTS sacrifice. which
followed iloopers single,
Scott fouled twice. Another
fouled hunt and he would have
been retired. Under all ordi-
nary rules. he should have hit
the next ball. The Phillies
guessed thus and lost They
played for the expected solid
blow. Instead. Scott hunted.
This caught them tlat.footed
Hooper scurried TO second.
Scott was thrown out az first.
but tho winning run was perch
ed on second with only
single needed 20 stow away
the game Lewis delivered
this after Speaker had been
walked
LEONARD HERO
Leonard gets the credit for pitch
Ing equal to Foster. who was Sat
urday's hero He furnished no per
sonal dramatic climax by making
individually the winning run. but
I, was done for him Just as the
necessary hit would have been de
liyered foe Foster had the latter
needed H.
Alexander pitched another
-xt0dy, brainy game. but the Red
Sox ilery was effective enough
10 put over two runs. which. with
Leonard standing. the Philly slug.
gers on their heads. was sufficient.
SERIES WELL PITCHED
As things are going the series
may go down as one of the best
pitched worlds Tits In history.
Foster and Leonard. OF course.
loom up as the real heroes, with
three-hit game each. But Alexan.
der worked rs innings. and was
scored on only thrice, altho be
was nicked for IL hits.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-07
MEDICINE DOES GREAT
SERVICE IN WAR ZONE

LONDON, August 23.1"on the
whole, at the end of the first year of
the war, medicine is found to have
acquitted itself WE'LL says the Lancet.
There has been an absence of epidem-
ic sickness, and there has been no catas-
trOphe from sanitary faults. On the
principle that lives saved are lives gain
ed, the efficiency of the medical service
has meant a gain Of many lives to the
belligerent armies.
"1n France, the care Of the wounded
behind the lines has steadily improV-
ed, and the experience which has been
gained of unfamiliar diseases and con.
ditions, such as tetanus and gas gan.
CREME, will be of the greatest value in
the future. There have been several
smart epidemics Of typhoid, but neither
in the English, French or Belgium ranks
was the disease ever allowed to make
grave Roadway. During the winter
there has much suffering from exposure,
but the chief cause of disability was
trench food There was less pneu.
monia and rheumatism than expected.
"Concerning the Russian medical
service, the Information is most salts
factory, though some apprehension was
at first felt about it. The difficulty
WAS not the personnel, but the dis.
lance. But the devotion of voluntary
effort and of civilian medical men have
overridden the difficulties; the organ
izatiOn has been excellent, and the Rus
sian army has been able to show a good
bill of health through a terrible year.
'The story of Serbia is q triumph of
preventive medicine, and the United
States and England between them may
lay claim to the credit. None Of the
stories Of the terrible plight Of the
s. rbiRns from typhus exaggerates the
state Of things, But the grip of the
| aisease has been made to relax, and the
, medical outlook is now hopeful"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-07
FIRST FOSSIL SKULL
FOUND IN AUSTRALIA

, SYDNEY, Australia, August 20
Correspondence Of the Aasociated
Press The first truly fossil skull dis
covered in Australia WAS rcc"mtl'
handed over as gift to the Univcr.
sity Of Sydney by Joyntom Smith, Of
the state legislative council. This il
the skull which caused such " sensa
tion at the Congress of the British As.
sOciatiOn of Science last Scpteml er.
It is believed to be $4,000 years OII
Since the British. Association s con
vention the prtrifcd cncrustatin in
side and outside the skull has been re-
moved by Professors David and Smith,
Of the University.
At the fOrmaIitics attending the re
ceipt of the skull from the donor, Pro
rcssOr David explained that it b"lung
ed to the PleistOcene period and was
found after a flood thirty-on7 years
ago in the bed Of creek near Tai al
ranch on the Darling Downs In the the
estate Of Queensland hY n storkman.
Professor Smith said that the r..
uuence Of teeth in the skill was Snch
as to show that il was that Of youth
arout fifteen, yet one of the t""th
was the largest human tooth yet dis
covered, The extremely primitive
charac tsristics Of. the skull were so
great, he said, as to warrant its being
placed with such anthTonQlopical aneei-
mems as the prehistoric Heidelberg Jaw
and the Piltdown skull.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-07
UNCLE SAM HAS
EYE ON HAWAII
Congressman Stevens Tells Home
Folk Washington Realizes I'm
portance Of Fortitying Islands

F. -
Congressman William d. Stevens Of
California, has returned "a his home
IN 1,os Angeles on,imi.t,. o,,sar a. X
- - - - W. Wy ~
ture OF cioseI traoe reiations between
Hawaii and Los Angeles. A copy Of
the Los Angeles Tribune received here
contain. an aceoont % tha ro,nrn of
,ha aa...o..r,.s -.
s"o .ons'esn'ah anu an mter'le"
with him. The article is as follows:
Predicting the establishment of
closer tade relations between this CITY
ond u.w.,, a, 49,. s....' ,,.
aro.s,nan w;I,;. n S.It u.ure, oon l.
$500 ~ SsepnehS, accon,
bsra S.a,D' 1a%as, epnehs' leturnou
sfsuaSino ss,sa az U-o..,,, -, t,....u
Cona,ass,nssr V Stonhnr ocy a,o LAY
an ~ a.aa AZ. s sPyns nISS "
ci,t,, ~ eo,n s, ~. MN IN
Uno.t t,ianJi,, sooa. wnere .ony me
mSpcbant. IA hn.;s. On sne pa,s -
~ Anas,. "a n, -. nen sS ,..a'i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-07
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
RELEASES ALIEN BOYS
(AssOoioted Press by Federal wirslsss)

(AsSOoistsd Press by Federal Wirelsss)
WASHINGTON, September As a
result of representations by the state
department, more than 500 American
boys under eighteen years Of age have
been discharged from the British army,
it was announced yesterday, The
representations cover q period Of sew
eral months. having been begun at
the instanr" Of the parents of the boys.
In the case Of those more than twenty
one the state department has been m
able to he Of assistapce to the parents
because the British army win not dis
charge those who have enlisted after
reaching their majority.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-07
GRODNO STREETS
RUN WITH BLOOD
BEFORE CAPTURE
49,
City Not Taken BY Germans
Until After Fighting With
in Its Precincts
TEUT0NS MAY COMPEL
EVACUATION OF RIGA
Seize Bridgehead and Attempt To
Cross River Despite Big
Cost In Lives
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirolcss)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireleSs)
LONDON, September 4.-Ycst"rday
the Germans Of Won Hindenburg com
mand entered Grodno as victors, after
strenuous battle which lasted until
the German advance guard had entered
the city, where street fighting resulted.
Last night the most critical point in
the Russian lines was attacked and
the battle begun which will settle the
fate of Riga.
According to the Berlin reports, the
Germans have seized the bridgchcad at
Lennewanda, on the Dvina River, near
Riga, and are attempting to force a
passage.
May Evacuate Riga
If they succeed in crossing this river
it will mean the evacuation of Riga
and the jeopafdizing of the entire Rus
sian line in Courland and the Baltic
front, with the possibility that the
Wilma garrison will be cut off
The Russians are offering a most
stubborn resistance all along their
front, and while being forced back in
places it is at eosS to the Germans
of many thousands of lives.
May Dust Russian Premier
A Petrograd despatch to the Times
states that it is believed in the Rus
sian capital that the present premier
J. Goremykine, is to be relieved OF
office, to be succeeded by the present
minister of war, General PolivanOff
who is to be given a free hand in the
ree6nsttdcti6hi Of 4 cabinet.
The present premier is held RESPONSE
BILE, for the failure of the munition
bureau to keep the Grand Duke sup
piled with sufficient munitions to ho.d
his own in the field.
The Austrian and German armies
which hitherto have been operating
on the east front in close conjunction
are separating 1t is understood that
the Austrians will be transferred Il
press a new campaign against Serbia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-07
WASP PROBABLY SINKS
SAN FRANCISCO SHIP
tA,soctssod Press by Federal wirslsss1

tAsEociSCed Press by Federal WirelesSD
San FRANCISCO, September 81
News has been received here that the
steamer William r. Lewis, owned by
Hind, RoIph q Co., of San Francisco,
but under British registry, has been
fred upon by il submarine near Queens
town, Irrland The steamer was car
rying lumber from Everett, Washing
ton, to Sh"rrmrSs. Nothing has since
been heard Of the vessel and it is
thought that sh" WAS. sunk by the at,
lacking diver.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-07
TURKS NOW DOUBT
GERMAN VICTORY
Kaiser Sending No More Gunners
And Moslems Fail To
Supply Want
Associated Press by FEDERAL wiroisss.l


PARIS, September 4-The Union
Progress Committee of ConstantinopIs
is doubtful Of ultimate German victory
and Is considering the consequences
of defeat, according to Havas Agency
despatch from Bucharest .E.'
II is feared that Germany's diplo.
mats will fail in their negotiations
with Bulgaria and Rumania to remain
neutral or assist in the transportation
of munitions of war for the relief OF
the Turkish capital. ....
Courtesy To Balkan Races
As a result it has been ordered that
all Bulgarians, Rumanians and Greeks
in Constantinople be treated with the
utmost consideration. The Greeks have
been included, IL is believed, not be-
cause IL is thought Greece viii favor
the Teutonic allies, but because there
is hope of inducing Greece to remain
neutral at least. -....
Other foreigners in the Turkish cap.
ital are being watched closely, but
are not being molested, according to
the Havas despatch.
Germans Cease To Arrive
German artillery officers ard engin'
GERS are eeasing to arrive in Constan
tinople and II is reported that attempts
to train Turks to take control in these
two fields in the fighting on GallipOll
have met with little success.
Pessimism is declared to urevail IL
such an alarming state In CONSTANT
nople that II has reduced the morale
Of the people and has spread to the
troops with serious effect.