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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
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LDrry Doiley


ntTCHERS have found the going
extremely hard In the Western
= league this season. Never be
fore In "A minor league have the bat
tcrs hung up such averages as those
in the Western this season Joe VII
hoits remarkable record of go con-
secutive games, In which he hit safe
ly at least once Is but an example
OF the tcrrific clouting which bat
ters Of this league have been doing
Rare indeed In the game in the West
ern wheel in which less than II total
of six or seven runs are made
=
II Is TO the credit OF Manager
Spencer Abbott of the Tulsa oilers
that the club has kept the oppos-
ing teams scores down As well or
better than any other club In tho
league the past two months one
reason for this is the superb sup.
port which has been accorded
Tulsa mound men in recent weeks
OF play And another vital reason
Is the manner IN which the Tulsa
boss has handled ne pitchers
=
This has been especially true dur
Ing the road trip closed At Oklaho-
ma City Monday Abbott pulled his
pitchers and substituted relief hurl-
ers with excellent judgment Many
wavering slabman was derricked at
Dust the right opportunity and the
game saved by the relief alabstcr
stopping the opposing club at the
critical time,
=
At Joplin. In the first game dur
ing the last series, Lefty Haync wns
taken FROM the hill, though hc hnd
pitched brilliant ball for eight In.
nings, In the final frame but In
that inning, the Miners had niCkcd
the star -outhpnw for one run and
two hits. The veteran Shncklefurd
promptly stopped Jopiin'S scoring
Hubert Dcpnis was sent In at the
right time In the second game at
Joplin, relieving Williams I'm the
seventh and saving the game. Wan.
glider was taken from the hill when
hC grew careless In the second game
of the sunday doublchcndsr nt OK
inhoma city, T,aynC, who succeeded
Nangiidcr, was Wild r,d was taken
from the slab. ShnCklcford again
came Through a. the right time ~
relief hurlcr. Williams was scnt In
for Bn,nc In the seventh frame on
Mondays Oklahoma City game.
Lefty was n triflr wild ard the In
dinns wcrc close on the heels of the
Oilers. Williams pOmpily stopped
the scoring.
Inside baseball holds u certain fas.
Cinition over the Imagination of u
baseball fan. The hug will read ail
the dope he can find on tho inside
uf the gftuc. then 30 on, to the park
the next day and fan to see any
OF tn" ntNptcd smart play There
Il not so much iuTidc stuff IN q bail
game as some fiction Writrrs' stories
would indicate There Is orr play.
however, worked ON numerous w
ctslons ~ the Western league and
in our own McNulty park that has
probably boon noticed hy only 4 few
fan, and ono that has undoubtedly
escaped attention Of numerous play
"rs Il Is a batter dcroyiuE a catcher
90 signal for q BAN. ON which ne ,rhc
CatChp, thinks the batter is weak
This play was worked with success
by a member ot thr local club iu
a game I'm southern town Tn,
batter swung scIpiessly ON certain
hull pitched Looking bad on chat
one which was his nycrifh ball Co
hlt. caused the catcher tu EIrruI'N
signal FOR tho SHINE BAN And tho
batter crashed 70 for two sIrks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

summary; Two bnsc hits, Brandt.
Marks; home run. Ciaybrooki sacrt-
ficc hits. Burke, Ticrncy. Shncklc-
ford, Hail; bases ON balls, off Marks
4, off Shackciford 4; struck out. by
shackieford n; double plays. Marks.
Thompson and rIaybrook left on
Muffii
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

T'TT TIlTHTINT- WT7IN7WW '''N7"-'- W
Aams Brown. Sbiukly. errors, uOodwin
llargrAyr ~pyllmau earned runs Omaha
% Sioux CITY 8. two base hits. GislAsuu
Williams Moran HarErAyc . sacrifice
hits. Lee iIcmmingSay stolen bases. Ne
loan Moran double plays HemminS~ay
To Jackson. base on balls un Allen 2. on
~hiukIc s struck out by Shinkle 3. by
Allen g. by Harham a. hits,eon Allen 3
aud runs in 3. of kopp . and / IN
.5l3. on Townsend and In left
on bases. omaha Z. Sioux City :. Tine.
90 mrlres shAnnnn AND Meyers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

Dilts repeated his performance of
Tuesday by getting three bases on
balls In the first game. lie reached
first his other two ups. once on n
hit and once ON an error.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

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tuss - ~ lunsust r,-f ot nsts s,nnFr,. n
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

time this season today Then comes
Oklahoma city for farewell scs
sion.
Bayne probably will face the
Miners this afternoon with Burwell
a probable choice OF Manager Huls-
witt
Dilts repeated his performance of
Tuesday by getting three bases on
balls In the first game lie reached
first his other two ups. once on a
hit and once on an error.
Roua Mnpcl and Pat Collins, Juaz
Inns star battery, departed after the
first game 10 Join the st Louis
Americans,
Sensational plays by Tierncy rob
bed Mutt and Collins of singles In
the third inning OF tho first com bat.
Cleveland stole one from Lambs In
the next round.
Wuffli came In for a couple OF un-
usual plays In the second game. lie
went far back ~ first - the right
foul line to take Halls high Fly I'm
the eighth. In the seventh he was
knocked down 10y hot one of Hrir-
bcck's hat white sitting on the
ground he picked up the hall ana
made quick throw 20 the haE,
Many thought the ball beat the run
ner. but the umpire declared him
safc
WILLIAMS was sent IN To run for
Burke after Jimmie had singled In
the eighth round of the first game.
Burke still has lame leg aud Man
sgcr Abbott Is fnvoriuE 1t as much
ms possible.
when Mapcl. southpaw. took
the MOUND Burke switched from left
tn right at the plate and cracked
out a two blEEcr To the lcrfcld
fence.
Han got a hand when he made
one handed catch ~ Tiorncy's
long nv against the rightfiold fence
I'm the seventh frame ~ the first
game Cleveland scored on the play.
- Ipscph'a victory over Dos
N'.uos while the locals were split.
ting their duublchoHdcr. increased
th, Saints lead Co three and one
h1lt games.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

Rona Mapcl and Pat Collins, Joe,
Inns star battery, departed after tho
first game 20. Join the 81 Louis
Americans.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
NOTES or THE GAME.

Tulsa meets Joplin for the last
time this season today Then comes
Oklahoma city for farewell ses
sion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

Bayne probably will face the
Miners this afternoon with Burwell
a probable choice OF Manager Huls-
witt
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Games Today
Western League.

Western League.
JOPLIN ATe TULSA
Oklahoma city AZ wichita :
So Joseph ut bc9 NoincF-.
Sioux CTS at Omaha
National League.
Boston tr Brooklyn
Sew York 40 ThrJis'rhA
only two games scheduled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
pss Moines
" Joseph

Nbsttrd for lloyd 10 twelfth
81 Joseph ......... 100 600 600 ONl g
Dcs Molucs ......ulu 900 600 upu-i
summary Huus Hruhakfr v tyunsII,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

,Battcd. Tor nfoAaw iu niuth.
,liuuN ttn .......,......lOl 600 Ouc a
Omaha ............... OOl zoe OOl--5
-ummnr, Runs Goodwin, DEBATE. Eii.
In la..-.A. L.t.La.nn lA.A Nm W IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
Phnadsiphia
Al III o A

tBaltrd for Meadow IN ninth
New York ........... 600 OOl llA--T
philadelphia ........ 100 600 0I0--2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

Sensational plays by Tierncy rob
bed Mutt and Collins OF singles In
the third inning OF tho first combat
Cleveland stole one from I.ambs In
the next round.
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Score by innings;
Joplin .......... 600 600 3lO---T
Tulsa ,.........,. 0Oi 900 Oils
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
WHY GRIFF
DOESN'T WIN

II Clark Griffths. pilot OF the
Washington Americans. would come
down TO earth and act like a. human
being he would have won an Amer.
lean league pennant long ago. &c.
cording 10 Claude Thomas. local port.
slider.
"Onc day in the spring training
OF 1917 was coaching at third base
In a scrub game In the Washington
camp" says Tommy. "and / mo-
TONED TO n runner to come on to
third on a hit and he was thrown
out Griff was on the bench and
he hollered about It. / didn't look
around and didn't know that he was
In the park. / yelled over at the
anyway. while the speaker was SIT
anyway. while the spealer WINS sit
ting on the bench wearing out the
seat Of his pants. went North
with the team and pitched % in.
nlngs OF scoreless ball and the third
week.. without another trial. was
shipped 10 the American associa-
ton
"Griff won't allow his players 70
talk back or offer advice at all and
fines his players all he can get away
with II he catches them smoking. lie
lost Eddie Ainsmith. one OF the best
catchers in baseball; "Tiily" Walker,
who has been one OF the leading hit
tiers In the league for several sea.
sons, and a couple Of other players
by this method. lie hasn't won any
pennants by such tactics that l have
been able 10 count"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
PITCHERS WILL BATTLE AT
LIBERTY PARK IN TITLE GO

"Tippy" Thompson. pOrt-sidIng for
the South Park nine. has been pitch
ing tight bascb all year. and
pitched the best game Of the season
Sunday. when he let the Anadel club
men down with brace Of bunriss
and Ole unearnec run.
Gus Davis or Joe Daley win pitch
Tor the shipyard men. Daley Is 4
former Coast Lacquer. and n he takes
the hill. the going promises to be
rough for the South Park crew.
Most Of the players on the two
squads are well known 10 local fans.
Rollie King. OF South Park. outfieId-
cr, played with the Seattle North
western league team one year. Bill
Denny. an infieIder. II a familiar
figure on Northwestern diamonds. as
is Cannon Bali Thomson. first
sacker and pilot Of the South Finders.
Harry Harper. outnelder with
Todds. played with the Seattle Coast
ers for "A while this year. Arnspring-
Or. catcher. was behind the bat for
Camp Lewis last season. Andreason.
al shortstop. has played ball for q
long time around Seattle.
II the players put W their usual
game. some good baseball should be
on tap Sunday, when the Puget
sound title is decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26

can line up team for next season -
declared Charley. I'VE can't walt un.
I'll spring and I haven't becn in.
strueted TO 40 ahead for next year e
IL Is up 20 the directors OF the Sc.
attic baseball club to announce their
manager for next season now. he.
cause Seattle wants ball team on,
there neft year and We must get
the players now!
Charley hasn't had fair chance 10
make good because he hasn't had the
men out there who can win. We
have only half ball club and
Charley has shown good baseball
brains and deserves a chance 10 show
what he can do in the spring. Charley
IL popular with hts men and IL get.
ting tho best out of them. but he
needs lot of new material and
were not landing II by sitting idle
and letting the other fellow grab of
the big ones. Let's 70!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
SMASH EIGHT
RECORDS IN
STATE SWIM

Eight Northwest tank records were
smashed at the state swimming meet,
at the Crystal Pool last night The
Pool team walked OFF with the meet
scoring 10 points. Sailors from the
u. n y. New York finished second
with q. and unattached swimmers
scored -. Iambera Sternbergh waa
the high point winner OF the meet.
scoring 10 points.
Following are the records smashed;
6o-yard dash. women Anna May
hill. Crystal Pool. 81 lis.
b0-yard dash. mem. kealoha. Z.
8. 4. New York. 20 80.
100 yard dash. mem. Kchiohn. L.
s. =. New York. 60 ID.
2e0-yard swim. men, Kachu. 4.
&. 4 New York. $40 is.
4AO-yard swim N. konowaioff.
Crystal Pool h.bs i-b.
Plunge for distance l.. sternbergh.
Crystal Pool. 81 r. IN.
G0-yard hack stroke. men l.
Kaehu. 4. 4. s. New York. IS i-b.
io0-yard breast stroke. men--L
sternbcrgh. Crystal Pool. 20 rs.
The rising tide II being used 20
raise ships from the bottom OF the
sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
FORMER MAJOR
PLAYERS

There Is n host Of former
major league players on the Los
Angeles and Seattle teams and
the fans can take their word for
what they ar- predicting In tho
coming worlds series as most Of
them have been up there. Here's
Just a starter: Jack knight, Asb-
leties and Yanks: BilI Ken.
worthy. Browns: Pete Compton,
Giants; Jimmy Walsh, Attn
ieties. Yanks and Red Soy; Ed
Sweeney. yanks and Pirates;
Claude Thomas. Nationals: Jack
Fournier. White soy: sam Craw.
ford. Tigers; Fabrique. Dodgers:
Hay Bert Rates. Athletics:
"Rube" Ellis. Sc. Louis Nation.
ais: Niehoff. Quakers: Red,
kiIIefer. Nationals and Reds:
Charley Mullen. White sox and
Sanks; doc" CrandaIi, Giants;
Paul Fittery. Quakers. and
Aldridge. Cubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
ANGELS TAKE
FIRST MELEE
FROM LOCALS

Playing In the Seattle clubs irav.
cling uniforms and wearing uew
shoes. borrowing bats and gloves
the Los Angeles club. without It's
own baseball supplies which failed
20 arrive In time for the game.
stepped out and smearcd tho 81
washes In the first game OF the
series here yesterday to I.
The local club played good enough
bali but tho visitors punched hits
and Doc" crandaIl was tight In the
pinchcs. which was enough 10 win.
Sam Crawford. Johnny Bassicr and
Kari CrandaIl were handy with the
ruace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
Angels and Siwashes
FAVOR Gleason Tribe
to Wallop Cincy Men
Poll Taken OF Two Clubs Show 10 for Sox and Eight for
Reds: Pitchers Favor Cincy; Mullen Picks Sox; Let's
Get Started for Next Year, Other News
BIZ LEO II. LASSEN

Chicago will win the worlds series il poll of the majority
of the players the Los Angeles and Seattle players taken
before yesterdays game counts for anything
The Windy City club received Is votes and the National
league representatives eight affirmative ballots Most of
the eight Red supporters declare that the Cncy hurr will
prove too strong for the White hosed crew
The majority of the players say that the Sox have the
better ball club while picking the Reds for the fight
ing qualities and their strength in the box
It's strange coincidence but Charley Mullen Seattle pilot
and Red kleer leader of the visitors, have both played
on the contendng teams Charley playing with the White Sox
IN 1911 and kefer playing center field for the Ciny Reds
few years back. And they both srnging with their
firm hubs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
HERE'S HOW PLAYERS
DOPE OUT BIG GAMES

HERE'S how the players 81 the
los Nngeics and Seattle clubs arc
strfnging ON the worlds series,
according TO . poll taken IL the
players yesterday:
Chicago White Sox - Jack
knight. Pete Compton. Ray
French. Duke" keuwortby.
lyle Blgbee. BilI Cunningham.
lynn Br.nion. Jimmy Walsh.
Pete Japan. Charley Mullen.
Frank Hosp, Biil Pertica. "Bunny"
fsbriqne. Johnny Bassier, Brrt
Nirhoff. Jack Fournier. sam
Crawford. "Rube" Ellis.
Cincinnati Reds-Eimer Reixer.
foots Schultz. Clyde Wares.
Ray Rates. Young Reppy, "Cur.
k, Brown. Paul Fitt~ry, Red"
killefer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26

Seattle balls fans who have been
following the amateur games In Be
attic are due for the best game OF
the ncason Sunday. when the Todd
ahipyard champions cross bats with
the South PARK. city kings. at LIB
criy park at 2:50.
Unless tho dope Is all wrong. II
should bc a pitchers battle Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
SHOULD NAME
PILOT AT ONCE

Charley Mullen. leader Of the local
squad should be informed at once
whether he VIII handle the reins Of
the Seattle Coast League club next
season or not.
Charley said before yesterdays
game that he doesn't know whether
he will have the job in the spring or
not. but that he was willing TO con
tinue as the local leader II the club
wanted his services.
But ] want 70 know now. so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26

Cant see anything but the Reds.
says killefer. while Charley declares
that the Sox have the best balanced
ball club and should cop the series.
Crawford Picks Sox
Sam Crawford. who has been thru
three worlds series fights and who
campaigned many summers in the
big show. Is picking the Sox. sam
figures that the American league
outciasses the National and that the
baby major league representative has
the best all around aggregation.
Chicago may have the best ball
club" says Clyde Wares. Seattle sec.
ond sacker who knows something
about baseball himself. "bui / have
. bunch that the Reds arc going TO
cop. The best team doesn't always
win the worlds title. The Reds are
there with the fight and figure
they'l rush right past Glcason's
troops"
The best team figures to win in
the advance dope" Is tho contrlbu-
ton OF Jack Fournier. Angel first
sacker. who used to guard the initial
cushion for the White sox. put me
down for my former playmatcs." de.
clared the big Frenchman.
Huriers Pick Reds
Too many good pitchers on that
He'd list offered "curlry" Brown.
star portsider Of the Angels. pitch
tny counts for too much In a short
series and II the Sox lose the first
game with Eddie cicotte on the bill
the Reds have big advantage that
don't figure the Sox can overcome"
Elmer Reiger. local hurlcr; Paul
Fiftcry. Angel southpaw. and ''Toots'
Schultz. Angel Highlander. voted the
same way.
Watch young Kerr. the Chicago
lefthander." says Claude Thomas.
star OF the local club mound men. Il
played against Kerr In the American
association two years ago when he
was with the Milwaukee club and
was with Minneapolis. He has con
troll and speed and good break and
nstho he isn't much bigger than a
puff Of smoke and he may prove the
turning point OF the series. What's
more he Is the best fielding pitcher I
have ever seen work and ! have seen
lot OF EN- II Kerr can come thru
] pick the Sox to win"
Bates Chooses Reds
Ray Bates. third sacker Of the Wis
itorS. says that the Reds are playing
the best ball at the present time
while the Sox are In a slump and
pick the Red hosed boys 10 bring
home the well-known bacon.
With the big series getting under
way next week local fans win soon
have chance to see how our boys
and the Angels line up as series
dopsters.
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1eJ3 s3S9233sND y :,

eu, of rur- three basgsr :. IN. third
frame. lie held BIG IA. 20 a single.
Henry sands. the nsw Seattle third
sarksr, didnt hasp mach chance 20 shou
shat he could DO yesterday as h. vas
spiked ~ Crawford az sam slid inio
thiri In the sirsh.
Johnny Ea.-;sr had q big day at
the plate yesterday harxinr a triple
and n double. ~. dsabie was . hlt
and PLAY With Iournier .coring
from second tho play.
sam Crawford and Kart crsnsnii siso
were hittinF the Pill on tho beAk sam
collected . double snd single and both
Nsf~ real Rmsshes whfls Carl banged out
a doueis and Two singles
farl ~ a brother % Dee cransan.
nhp vas on the hili sef the visitors ye..
teraay, kari started the season Win tho
neals but VAS let out ~ shs Golden
Frank Hosp. the veteran infisider,
hes provided the t.s~ Anxrl~. squad
with mighty reed mascot In his
young SON. frsnt. Jr.. who just
about bo.se- the iraGae headers.
FRANK. Jr.. isnf mash over three
,sar- ~ aEr, baf hi. dad cay. n.
she~s baseball sense sirosdy.
Jack fowruirg. guardian % the AnKsl
frs, sack. likes his hits better than any
other hitter we've seen here this year
u nearly breaks hHu Up In business
when hc isn't hitting
Jimmy walsh raped on, . pretty
double In tho fourth. the ball going far
into ieft field.
good week day crowd was on hand
70 see the boys perform.
To-day IL ladies day and the fair
ses viii pass the Eates without she'll
Ing out any cain.
Jimmy brewster, local club rretv left
for the East 10 take In tho worlds series
with Prank nippe yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26

summary: struck out-By Reirer :.
By O. crtndali 4 Bases on bails--off
RsIger I. OF o. Crandsll 1. Two-base
hits-waish. Crawford. nassler. X. Gran
dali Three-hane hft-~Hanstcr. Double
piays-O. Crandau to Fabrique 10 Bates
Sacrifice s-Fabriaue. ksnworthy 2, X.
crandali Ellis. Crawford. Runs rospon-
sible for-nsircr 8. o. crandaii l. Time
Of game 80. Umpires-Frary and
EasOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
DOUBLE-IIEADERS

There will be a double header at
the local ball yard between the Seat.
tie and Los Angeles clubs on satur.
day and Sunday. the first tilt getting
under way at 1880 each afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
OFFER BIG PURSE
FOR 1873 FOUNDERS

TRENTON, N. j.. Sept. 2s.-An
offer OF $4,000 was made today by
the Trenton A. G. for Benny
Leonard.Lew Tender eight.round
bout to be staged here In Novem.
Der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26

~ there are any better fielding
orchard cops In the league than
ssEase" f1ii.. NnEsi left fielder!
-grd" hiiicfsr. Angel e~af~r fielder.
aud thsdbourp~. renter fielder of
the rtx~r-. wen have TO h. shown
rtfI. made swell one .hsnssd stat
, Sweeney EroundsF Ia isft field thai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
'nouNp COAST LrAGg BASES

YsrtrrdAys winners san Francisco
Portland. Oakland. vernon. Los Angeles
Home runs Noue
weakness ~ fielding caused tho Bees
60 iosa 30 tho Tigers. 90 3 The Tigers
are three games iosf behind the Angels
fnf first place
The Beavers drove Firrcy from fhe
mound IN The nfih inning and dgwned
the senators 20
The seals won the first game q 'he
aaubis btn. % &. IN ~ Innings The
oaks corraiisd the second, 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
OAKS SPLIT
DOUBLE BILL
WITH SEALS

OAK LAND, Sfpt Z1--DakIand
and San Francisco divided a double
bin here yesterday. The score:
FIRST game X. III. y.
Oakland s.+-t.ts...s..
San Francisco ........
The batteries- Holling and Mite;
scott, Smith and Anfison. Mckee.
Second game X. VI. y.
Oakland ..+............ ID
San Francisco ....-... !
The batteries-R. Ariett and Fl
Holt. Lundberg. Zamlock and Me
kee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26

This is the big boy whom the White Sox supporters
banking to waop home lot of the that they
figuring will set back the Cncy Reds in the coming worlds
series Joe Jackson packs of the clubs in base
ball and he one Of the feared stckers game
This has been Of his big he has registered
around $40 all year. which IS some hitting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
6H8EZZZyZyZZz,7z7ZZI
BASEBALL SCHEDULE


Coast League
San Ffnnciscs 81 Oakland
haefamsnto at Portland.
los Angeles at 8ehttie
Halt Lake CITY At vernon.
National L~aEor
brooklyn AZ Philadelphia
chicago 81 Cincinnati.
pittaburR az H. Louis
New York 81 boston
American I~ngn-
Detroit al Chicago
New York AZ Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26

Prohi6itionists have been nick.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
BEAVERS HAVE FAT
CANT0 AND COP GO

PORTLAND, sept Chasing
over five runs IN the fifth inning.
the Portland Beavers won their first
game Of the series from the solons
yesterday. 20 4.
The score u. II. T.
sacramento .....t...+.+. 4 s 1
Portland ......+........ 6 10 4
The batteries: Picrcy. Klein and
Cady; Sutherland and Baker.