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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
GRID GAMES



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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Midget BattlerS Who Will Tangle
at Arena ShOw in Headline Bout

Matchmaker Natc Druxinman has
announced Army WEIGH win b. ons
Of the battlcrs appearing In hts semi.
windup event at the Aroma show
"Wednesday night
pruxinman II dickcvfns BY seie'
graph with Chef Mcintyre. who In In
Vancouver with Tiny Herman. for
Glen zukowrki to meet WEIGH Nc
Intyre told pruxinman last week IN
Tacoma that zukowsld would be
available for the Seattle show. but
In view Of the fact that the TAooma
iixht.heavy N TO appear THURSDAY
night In the City Of Destiny. prix'.
man N not SURF whether Chef win
consent 10 the Seattle data
pruxinmAn tried 70 match Youns
Jack Dempsey. tho ruyallup berry
picker. but tho lad sustained an In
jured arm In his last appearance
here and II has not yet snendcd.
Harry Casey and Young zuxu VIII
appear In tho other scmi.windup.
There will In two curtain ratsers ID
be announced later.
Both Ridley and Harper. VINO viii
appear In the double main evcntA
arc packing tho Austin and Salt
gym afternoons. and today will take
on all Corners In their workouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

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81 l9I g{NE
GAMBLING

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and The pool Into the pas
to throw gAmeA
That play poorly win lose the contest
nations greatest out door seos ~
out with the PUBLIC
70
an the They DO but ht' ney may
No ban" blame them
and pool And no
downtown
know the game being
Any polies the downtown gabnns U
police desire TO clean out ths ossuns n
nicaency or
bot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
FROSH ROUNDING
INTO SHAPE

Freshmen football line candidates
got their first lessons In limo bucking
In yesterdays practice under Assist.
ant Coach Ben Tidball.
Tho Frosh werc divided into two
lines. and went against each other.
trying to force open holes for the
imaginary backs.
Besides tho line work the practice
last night consisted mostly Of punt
ing. passing and tackiing.
Coach Wick picked a tentative
team and started them running sig
nails.
Tho squad picked for the firrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

Yesterday HERO - Grover
Alexander. The National leagues
leading pitcher beat the Cardinals
In . Thinning game. 70 1
Cleveland made SURF Of NJ least
tie In the pennant race by splitting
even In . double bill with the Tigers.
scweii. the nsw Indian shortsiop.
threw tho bali away and lost tho
first game. 8 10 4. Caldwell won
tho second game. 10 to ..
GicaaDn's reconstructed couldn't
hit tho hide and the browns beat
them. q TO 6. dimming their chances
for the pcnnAnt
Judge and Clarity hit homeFs off
shaner. . Mack recruit and helped
the Senators beat the Athietics. 1:
To 3.
The Brooklyn rcguiars beat the
Giants. 4 TO .. In the first game. but
a team OF second string men lost tho
second game. TO ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
OLD MANAGER
HEARTBROKEN

San FRANCISCO. Oct 2.-"Aw.
I'm broken heartfelt don't want to
talk about IT," was the saddened
comment Of Danny Long on the Chi.
cago baseball scandal
Danny has taken the matter to
heart for II was while he was mana.
ger OF the San Francisco Coast
league club that Chick Gandii. Swede
Risberv. Buck Weaver. Fred McMui
I'm. Hal Chase and Bin Burns won
their spurs and left the local club to
Join the majors
II sent most Of thoss fellows hack
there" Long ADDED. They were
Just promising infants when I got
them first and I watched them grow.
Let's talk about something else--it's
breaking my heart
Long left baseball several years
ago and In now . court reporter here.
er here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Heroes Of Past
World Series

iso,-Cy Young. Red Sox pitcher.
He won three out Of the five games
from tho Pirates
isos-Bniy Gubsrt. Giant second
baseman. Supposedly . weak hitter.
he drove In a majority Of his teams
runs against the Athieucs-
isoe-Ceorgc Robe. substitute In
fielder. who played third base fo'
the White sox. He won two games
from the Cubs with thrcs-bagkcrA
iso7--Mincr Brown and I'd Reul
bach. Cub pitchers.
fsos-Brpwn. Reufhach and Orvis
Overall. Cub pitchers.
f9os--BAbc Adams. Pirate pitcher
1910 - Eddie Collins. Athletics
second baseman. and Jack Coombs
Athletics pitcher.
1911 - Frank Baker. Athletics
third baseman. whose home runs q
feated the Giants.
isiz--Tris Speaker. RED sox csn
ter fielder. by his batting and Harry
Hooper. Red sox right fielder. by hi,
fielding. featured tho victories ovei
the Giants
isi3-Bakcr. By his hitting. and
Chief Bender and Eddie Plank. Ath
letics pitchers. defeated the Ghnts
1914 Hank Gowdy. Braves
catcher. batied his team 20 victor,
over the Athletics. Dick Rudolph
was the star pitcher Of the Braves
isis--Duffy Lewis. Harry Hooper
and iris Speaker. tho Red Sox out
field. defeated the PhiIiics By theii
batting and fielding.
i9is---I.arry Gardner. Red soz
third baseman. was chiefly instru
mental In defeating the Dodgers b,
his batting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
VARSITY
TEAM
LOOKING
BETTER

Coach Allison worked the Univsr'
sity Of Washington grid candidates
only In signal practice tase night
Nothing but signals were worked
on during tho entire Afternoons
workout
Allison II more pleased With the
looks OF the men In practice nov
than he has ever been bcfosN
A f-w OF the men have born hurt
In scrimmage. but their ioss 10 not
noticeable.
Competition IL keener for places IN
both tho line and haekfieid on The
varsity this year than ever before
Al present no man. not even Cap
tain Ted Fauik. 10 ASSURED that he
will be among the eleven men Who
trot out on tho field 20 start the
Whitman game a week from today.
Ervo Daley continues TO improve
In his baekficld work Football
crttscs said that Daley was prob.
ably the bess that he ever would be
last season. but the former captain
improves right along. and II any.
body stands a chance In tho back.
field. II IL ~crum--
Larry Smith. the former Broad.
way high school boy. and iettcrvnan
from last years varsity. looms up
above the other candidates for the
center position. Judging from the
way that Coach Allison uses him. he
stands . good chance OF holding his
regular job down thru tho season.
-Mooss- Camwcii. tho big tackle
candidate. continues TO distinguish
himself In practice by his scrappy
work Gamwcii. despite his lack Of
experience. u one Of the most for.
midabIc candidates for y tackle 20
sition-
Johnny Wilson. former Lincoln
high school and frosh backfieid star,
IL showing himself up to a good nd.
vantage In practcc. Wilson re-
ceived bad cash above the eye In
scrimmage recently.
Guy Norris Ia stif bothered with
\ bad shoulder. Norris has not had
q chance 20 display his wares In
scrimmaxc as yet. on account Of tho
bad shoulder.
Young Ray Eckmann continues u
keep himself in the iimelight by his
flashy playing. Eckmann's rccciv
ing Of passes and punts. and his
open field running. keep tho opposi
ton on edge all thru scrimmase.
Coaches Allison and Scion con
unue to call tho men together In the
gym AZ 73o p. m for their chalk
talks New plays are taught them
besides learning many pointers or
the defensive CANA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
MAILS IN
FIRST
LOSING
GAME

DETfoTT. Oct. 1.--cIevcland. BY
breaking even here Friday In .
double. header. cincbcd a tie for the
American league pcnnant Chicago
lost 10 St Louis.
Cleveland lost the first gams when
Mails was touched for enough hits
In the eighth TO allow the Tigers 70
tie the score. He was succeeded ~
Ublc. who was yanked after walking
one man. The winning run was
gained off Bagbys delivery.
In the second game Caldwell vas
IN several tight pincbes, but man
aged TO pull thru safely. The scores:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
INDIANS
HAVE
BETTER
BACKSTOPS

hakb4kseke<
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-Cievciand
Ia . poor place to sell "Schaik
stock"
Try 10 ten any Of the Forest City
cans that the piucky Chicago
catcher In the bcst backstop In
baseball and you'll be as popular
~ ono Of the white Sox eight
II Ia generally conceded. however.
that schaik and O'Ncill are the best
catchers In baseball
MO
JOB
The position behind the plate Is
one Of the greatest importance In
q world series. In practically all of
tho baseball classics Of recent years
star catcher has been a big fac
tor In tho victory-Hank Gowdy.
for instance, IN 1914. and others.
including king. Brcsnahan. Schang.
Carrigan and Schalk.
In tho catching department Cleve-
land has II all over Brooklyn. ms
the National league champions are
weaker behind the hat than the
ordinary pcnnant winning team.
Kruger and Miller. who do the
bulk Of the work for Uncle Robby.
arc fair receivers. but they suffer
by comparison with tho great
O'NeflL
HITS
.3s6
Tho Chunky Irish Indian has
had one of the greatest seasons
Of his career this year. He is bat
ting around .32s. He Is a deadly
shot 10 tho bases and a wonder at
blocking nj the plate and brainy
worker.
Kruger and Miller arc only fair
batters-the former .3Ss and the
latter .zs7. Neither ono can ap-
proach the class OF O'Ncill In throw,
ing or handling pitchers.
In reserve the Indians have M
namaker and Chef Thomas, two
veterans who have been all around
the circuit and have seen their
best days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

TWO GAMES ARE
BILLED FOR
SATURDAY

Rain spoiled tho old ball game
Friday and unless II repeats with
similar performance. there'li be
n double header at the Rainier
Valley park Saturday afternoon.
Tho teams are scheduled TO take
the field at / p. m and either
Geary or DALEY win do the hurting
for tho Siwashes. Should the
weather permit and Seattle is lucky
enough TO cop both games today
and repeat again in Sundays dou-
bio header. the Warchounds VIII
still have q chance for the flag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
EASTERN TEAMS
UNDER WAY

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.--FootbaIl
crop makes its first real peep above
the ground today. While a few
games were staged last week, the Of
fetal debut In set for today. with
every college Of Importance In the
East In action.
Yale, Princeton. Army. Navy. Cor.
nell, Dartmouth. Colgate. Fordham.
williams and Columbia set their ma
chinery In motion for the first time.
The schedule consists chiefly of
sset ups" but II the variety Of upsets
that made 1919 such chaotic affair
hangs over for this season. some sur
prises may result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
BIG TEN STARTS
SATURDAY

CHICAGO, Oct big Middle
Western schools will don their foot.
hall toys tor initial gridiron clashes
today.
Tho an members Of the Big Ten
eonference win not be under way for
q lsast another week, several mem
bors Of the conference will make
their 1880 debut today. Interest cen
ters on the game at Bloomington
Ind. between Indiana and Iowa.
Altogether seven conference teams
ere playing today. Six Of these are
testing their first gridiron struggle
Of the year.
Michigan. Chicago and Illinois gel
under way next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
CRIMSON WILL
PASS CREW

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
Oct s.-For tho first time In 20
years there win be no crew race
this season between Stanford and
the University Of California. II be-
came known when the annual bud.
gct Of Stanford. made public today.
included no appropriation for main.
tenance Of the crew. The budget.
however. did provide for the erec-
ton OF . new football stadium
within the NEXT three years and a
$4,000 basketball pavilion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
CLEVELAND
HURLERS
BRILLIANT
STAFF

VuI)e9 Frees Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. Oct s.--Some OF the
- pitching arms In the maJcI
G1GS2ce win 70 into action In the
oonng world scrsss.
C1oyolnnd has small but brilliant
p1opntng staff: Brooklyn has large
- equally capable stable Of huriers
C3oVolnnd has Raxhy. Coveieskie,
1cn1n ana CAldweil. and Morton and
M ~ relief. Brooklyn has Grimes,
xorkfor. MamAux. Maruuard and
0nl1h. With Cadors and Mitchell In
Gnnnker'n wsakne0--ths lack Of
&hnn0 pltcherH--which bothered
~ ~ season. win b. another prob
~ = The world serieA Eighteen
g ~ - Dodgers hat from tho righ,
- e the plate. Seven Of them are
ronulnxa. Including the big three
11yosa Johnston and Konetchy.
~(Jnc,e Ronky~ has thres GOOD
onuthpAws In MnrQuard. sherry
0uo1ek ana Mitchell and Il gives him
. 11ro1nct advantage. tnassnuch as
~ Cleveland team y heavy in iefs,
nnn1 oatters- Twelve Of the - In.
Glnns ut from the near side Of the
~. Goven oe them regulars. inciud,
~ openkeF. Gardner. Smith and
II 1acsas1ve strength. the choics
~ ~ two staffs eoes to Brooklyn
s - nuunhogoL On the offensive they
~ fn1F1y evenly matched. Brooklyn
Gnx,ne the sfght advantage OF .3s7
- IN.
0efnos ana Basby are the two
11oA1ng hurieu on the opposing
Gonnu. Grimes = one Of the hest hit
~ pltchers in the National league.
Win a average Of sos. and Bagby
- ~ bon< pitcher In the American
1rnGua He has won 30 games and
- II. OF this pair. Basby gets the
oonnley Coyaleshis and Big jeff
IouflDr are rated together. Pfeffcl
= fAse hall pitcher and strons
Unon going well. but errasic. cova,
1nG1Eio. splthaller. u ono Of the
oEnxeesk pitchers In the big leagues
- He Bagby. has had = hard SEA
-. but b IN good form
unmllANT
NAIHR
Mana on his brilliant lAte-saason
Soooea. u = bester pitcher than Al
11amAux. The main concern Il
ohout the ability Of Mails 70 -carry
vufUht-''
hay CaldweTl and Ruhs MasuuArt
- fhiFiy evenly matched. with CAid
Vuu favored slightly.
merry Smith n better pitches
- the figures show. He h just
setting back into form. Brpokiyr
oAon has Cadorc. a hard.hitting pitch
~ and Clarence Mitchell the versa
~ southpaw pitcher. outfiei<ier and
Smithsonian.
Aoninst them Speaker has Morton
ond Uhi. two Tin and ouferl" Cleve
lnn6 perhaps has the more BRILLIANT
Gonff. but II h. numerically weak
what Robinson lacks In hrilliAncy
- makes up In numbers- He has Z
lIseinct advantage IN hi yssarvs
Gsrongsh-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
MONEY
PLAYERS
COME THRU
IN PINCH
By DEAN SNYDER

A good ball player II one ming
A money player In something else.
There are both money ball
clubs and money ban playerA You
can spot them any day In tho al.
manac when there's something nj
stake
A star performer may nrry q
hlgh batting average Opposite his
name. He may have but few mis-
takes recorded In his fielding fig
urcs. His workmanship. both on
the offense and defense. may be
spectacular and brilliant but II
The cracks In tho critical. pinch
plays he doesn't qualify for .
money ball player.
THREE
or EN-
You can lay your finger on the
greatest money players today with
out much skipping around thru the
averages
How about Larry Gardner Of the
Indians7 How about Harry Hooper
Of the Red Sox? How about Eddie
Collins Of the White Sox?
That's the gang as they stand TO-
day. When q play comes up 70
them on which rests the outcome OF
a battle they'll deliver the goods. II
hit Is needed to score the winning
run they'll crack It out nine times
out of ten. II bit Of super fielding
will save a game they rise to the
occasion
LARRY
GARDNER
The most dangerous man at the
bat In tho American league right
now is this fellow they call Larry
Gardner. Ask any pitcher in the ctr.
| cult who they would rather face In
a tight hole--Babe Ruth. the sock.
ing terror. or Larry Gardner. the
famed clcvelander. who II like a
gold bond when there's q panic on
Wall street They'll answcr Larry
without even emitting a hiccough.
During the Indians September
drive toward the house that Jack
Pcnnant built Gardner has showed
his money playing tendencies In
big bank rolls.
EDDIE
COLLINS
Eddie Collins 10 rust N brilliant
as ever, any way you take him
bangle the old bank roll In front OF
him and he'll play his head off u
get results.
Eddie has been in six world series
and he knows just what pennan'
baseball means in terms OF gold
figures. Gardner has been in three
and he Us just As keen for the
lucre.
HARRY
HOOPER
As for Harry Hooper Of Boston
he's not getting chance to play for
big money series this fall. but III
stands out just the same. When he
comes TO the bat with q hit neces
sary to drive In the winning run q
sudden tcnseness comes over tn,
stands! "Ahl It's Whoopcr up! Al
cooper. Copper! All! abr you'll hear
them whisper. And "whooper'' gen
orally gets a base on balls or
healthy base-knock-
That great star. Christy Mathew
son. perhaps deserves the name d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
sCHMUTZ Will PITCH

Auburn, Valley champions. Will
play Arlington, Big Six pennant win.
ners, In the second Of three game
series at Auburn park Sunday. Au,
burn won the first game. Charley
Schnutz is slated TO hurl for the
valley team.
being the best money pitcher. Matty
could always take things In his own
hands at a critical time when there
was something worth whilo just
around the corner u he delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
DUNDEE LOSES
TO COFFEE

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 3-Joe
Coffee celebrated his debut In the
main event class last night by TAX
Ing a decision from Jimmy Dundee.
II WAS fast bout. with Coffee fore
ing all the way and landing cleaner
blows.
Joe Miller again rushed and
slammed his way 10 q win over
Frankie Farren. Tim Kelly and Leo
Matlock staged a maui fest that was
called draw. Pickles Martin and
Battling vierra also fought a draw.
Harlan Bunker and Willie Keller
CROPPED thru four uninteresting
rounds. with ''honors' even. Johnny
Weber beat Eddie L.andon.
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.BIBE. UNHURr


MERIDEN. Conn. Oct 2.-"Babe-
Ruth sustained scratches when n
roadster which he was driving col
iided with . truck on the New
Haven trunk highway while en-
route to Springfield late yesterday.
The car was thrown from the high
way and wrecked
~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~>>
signal practice consisted of: bob
Kayscr and -Pcrk- Low. ends: Louis
Pitwood and Walt julie. tackles:
Harold Copeland and Joe Dyke.
guards; Charles Burnett crntsr;
Dick Feek. quarter: Walt Jessup.
full. Cliff Langhornc and Bob Whit.
man. halvcs-
This team u due for q big shake
up, m every man on II 10 being
closely contested for his position.
The work OF Chuck" Chadbourne,
Bob Schofield and Rufus Carmen in
practice II catching tho coaches
eyes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
THOMAS WHIPS

SACRAMENTO. ocG a.--Ed
'sspec. RameA Of Fan Francisco
left handed his way 10 IN easy
win over Jimmy Brenton. Los An
Erlcs bantamwcighe here last
night. Dummy Thomas took
close decision from Togo KoriyaInA
japanese. Of san Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
JACK FROST BIG
CONTENDER

Frost was caddying for player d
the final round Of the southern opsn
golf championship hare today.
Jim Barnes. St Louis. profesa1onnl,
and Bobby Jones. Atlanta amateur.
were tied at the end Of the play -.
teriay with l56 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

CAUed end Ninth: 4aFkne6a
summary: Tvo-bAse hfts-Wnmno.>
gains sewssl veach. Oman 1hsoo.
bass hits-snifh. Johnstons WamoawnnnA
Sacrifice hits-seweii. Heiimann. smith,
cAid veil Double plAys-Speaker 80
o'SeiIi: se~eil and Johnsfon- Basoo g.
baiis--onf Caldwell !. off Aysrs l. -
ninEs pisched--By AyefR Z. ~ 1nn0-
garfsn l. Hit ~ pitc6er-By AyoBU Z
tse~si). Losing pitchsr-AyerA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
POSTPONE BOUT
AGAIN

CLEVELAND. Oct a.--Coid
weather and rain resulted In the sec-
ond postponcment Of the Br1tton-
Leonard ioround bout hero Friday
night II Is scheduled for tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

4 huge cypress tree ln tlss church
y1ed near sania Maria del Tule, in
ooufbcrn Mexico, II said TO be be-
1uona 1000 and 5000 years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

Bud Ridley has come home
to roost. not as a maynard
son or one Who has been clean
ed Of his Iaarcls, but one Who
has shaken his recent mana-
ger, Windy Windsor, and
has come home to fight Rid
ley opposes Joe German at
Nate Drurinman's shoV in
the Arena Wednesday night.
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sOne out When winning run scsfsd.
Score By innings:
Cleveland ...... feeee
Detroit .......... eeoee lis
Summary: Tvo-bsss hits - Gpeakeg.
veaeh. Cobb. Ehmks- Sacrifice hits
Mails. Young, Speaker. Johnston posbDo
pisys-seweii. wambsgnnss to Johnseea-
Bases on bsiis-Or Mails 1. off Ehmko
s. off uhIe 4. off Bssby !. InntngD
pitehsd-Maiis IN. Bsxby = struck eaf
by Aaiis !. By Ehrnks L Lce1ag
pitcher-Bagby.
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Joe German, fighting Don
Juan Of the City Of Roses.
who has been selected By Herr
Drurinm1n to head the social
committee schich sciH irelcome
Mr.. Ridley home nert We'd
nesday at the Arena. The pc
culiar part about Joe's JOB Is
that he only has to shake
hands tricc during tho ere
ming.
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vernon sssss-s.s-sssss
Batterfsa Cole and AEnew. Houck
and Devormss.
n VI. r..
Oakland ,..................i rs
Batteries Brown and Bsssisr. IT. Ar
tstt and DormAn.
n II v.
salt Lake city .-...-.
bA<f&mento
batteries; Stroud and Byier: Fittsry
and Cook
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Ti,crc arc moro than 80 known ~
rieties Of bananas.