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him 20 make The decision on pitching
he might not make NO many more
mistakes than McGraw. He is a
hard hitter, but he is terribly slow
on his feet. lie covers foul territory
well and with Kelly helping him out
along the right field line he hns no
great field there. but he may have
trouble in handling fouls along the
left field line in the Yankee stadium.
as he can get little help from Groh
in going back fast. Groh's lack OF
speed in gc,,inl, ln on bunA WIN also
impose additional work on Snyder.
and he Is none TOO good in covering
limited territory
What has BEEN said about Snyder
applies also TO Gowdy. as he il no
speed merchant They both throw
with about the same ability. and
while they may miss the large, &C
caNonaily. neither Is 40 crrailc that
The Yankee base runners viii feel
like taking any undue advantage of
whatever weakness they may pos.
HeNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
BY HENRY L. FARRELL,

NEW YORK, oct Theories
' that a championship ball club
must Of necessity be fortified with a
powerful catching starr are fefuted
In The raaeH Of the Giants and the
Yankees, the two 1898 pennant win
nem.
Hecaunr IL IN a matter OF personal
opinion. In which the individual may
BE- seriously wrong. Il would no, be
fair to nay that the receivers on the
TWO teams that are TO play in the
worlds series are tho least capable
snicherH In the major leagues.
u II correct. however. 10 state that
The players who viii handle the
pitching in the series arc not the
brFi caichcrn on the big time
Great catchsrs are feW and FAR be
tween and II Is not 10 the discrsdl,
~ The Giant and Yankee receivers
50 point oft that come time before
and since Ray schaik ana steve
o'Eoll worked Ia the 1873 and 1890
SERIES. the catching has been ans.
thing but ~ the star variety
Veterans VIII do all ~ ,hc work IN
the coming series. To yhat nt,enta
~ msdiocriiy the Giants have fallen
Tor catrhrra will b. realized when II
will be- remembered tteat Hank Gov
ff,5 ssebN ats..raFa. a4w .s.s.f.-.
catcher on the worlds champions.
was tho big hero 81 the worlda ssrlea
el 1914. when tho surprising braves
rs,assacfed tho famous Athletics nj
b. "a Guwdy'a credit. however, that
hn has been abis 20 withstand the
hard campaigns on tho diamond and
brilliant career With iho i,ainbow
division In France and be considered
good enough after 10 years 10 work
with worlds champion club
Because ihe pitchers Of both teams
arc experienced veterans. tho need
az star catching IL no; 30 vital with
the Yanka and the Giants Ray
sciiaika greatest value 20 the white
soK has consisted just as much IN
his ability to bring along young
pitchers aa in his talent az a me.
chancai operator On The field. Bui
there are no young pitchers TO bring
along or steady on either Of tho twn
teams tina, viii play In the world
SERVES
In defense uf Frank Snyder. Hank
t3owdy and yuunR Aiee CASTOR The
Giant ca,chers. /, might be- brought
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Men Attendance Record
Is Expected for Series

NEW YoRk.-PIayed parks tho baseball
championship between
York Giants and the New York establish
attendance
The Yankee stadium built eist River
In tho Bronx, 100000 seating
Tor 10000 fans filled opening
day but m capacity almost Sunday
midAeaAon.
The Polo winter a co Of over
half million doilarH and u the finest National
League The nfcd ~ almost completely
bSdeck grandaiand that the capacity
$4,000 There is only small bleacher
about
The Giants ana the YankA the
when they drew 2easfs the worlds 1921
eight played Owing fall the
attendance did not appfosoh the preceding years
Starting later than usual the
weather this and the slump
attendance 20 dscenss certain however
that the PARKS capacity the FIRST Two or
three sancs and marks practically established
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
Tigers Lose Frame; Two
Prep Games Are Billed

Their captain, Dick Frame. definitely out of the game
with dsocated shoulder their quarterback plans upset
and their star tackle Jumbo Greathouse out of copet
ton, the Broadway Tigers scheduled to line up
against the strong Roosevelt aggregation at 2:45 this
afternoon. Roosevelt had announced last minute
changes in lineup.
AT p M, Garfield and Ballard were scheduled to start
their forymnute tiff for honors Both teams announced
no radical changes in the lineup
These two of premier Importance in the prep
league race and competition for the championship will he
materially narrowed by the results of the two contests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
Jake Has
a Day Off
Oaks Win

1NIE Elmer Jaoobs.Ray Kremer
1 match game" turned out to be
the loEanbcrry. which In three times
as big as q raspberry. az the local
ball yard Friday, when Elmer had
one Of his nre OF days and lasted
but few frames agnina, the oaks
when the smoke Of the battle had
rolled away the Oakland team had
IA runs and Seattle !. Krcmer was
In fine fcitlc. shutting the Indians
out until the ninth. when Eldred
Styled and went to second on Arlett's
error, scoring later on Rohwer's
double against tho right field fence
Carl Williams and willard Lasley
officiated on the mound after Jake
was thru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
NEIL GIVEN
LUCKY DRAW
AT EVERETT

EVERETT. Oct e.-Billy Mascot.
- veteran Portland bantamweight,
outpointed Eddie Nell, of Everett, in
a six.round figh here last night. but
it was called draw. Mascot forced
the fighting thruout, Neil staying on
the defensive.
The bout was devoid OF thrills,
Neil's defensive skill saving hin
from Mascott's rushing tactics.
There We're no knockdowns.
Truman Davis, Everett middle.
weight. was given lucky draw with
Frankie Murphy. the Portland vet.
eran. in the six.round semifinal.
Murphy led most of the way.
sam Wlnthers won from Dave Lin,
den. a husky Scandinavian, in the
four.round special event in the third
round, when Linden's right eye
cracked open. 1t was wild while it
lasted.
Jack Richmond. Everett ligh-
weight. won the cali from Jack
o'Brien, of Anacortes. in the second
prelim. and Jack Masters beat Darby
oBricn in the opener.
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never make a high class outfielder
because he Is clumsy in the field and
cant throw. hat there Is always a
chance that with constant practice
be would polish up his outfisid work
Ariett IS figured on as pitcher
for next year. giving his souper q
complete res, this season. He has
worked few games. but hasn't been
effective.
II Arlett had been right the Oaks
would have had one Of the best stats
in the minors with Walter Mails.
Ray Kremer. Murthio and Harry
Krause on duty. Arle,t's arm trouble
has forced heavy burden on the
other Oakland pitchers.
When he was going well last year
and the season before. a lot OF crit.
les predicted that Arlett would have
trouble with his arm because OF his
delivery. which IL nearly all arm
and wrist motion. They said the
strain would tell. and thai might be
The real reason for his trouble.
Coast players are pulling for
ArIett 20 return 10 form again. rs he
Is a popular bird with hts playmatea
and he had a bright future ahead
Of him as a pitcher. Re may ye, 20
TO the big show as a hurler II the
old wing comes around
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BY RAY SCHALK
WORLDLY Grealesl Catcher

ArsoluTE condition both physical big
"A he
Yankees had comparatively tho
II "a O
Of the a 81 rs are
mental a
rcantn
of his he
Ne Me If IN can't
the
Of ne season
wuhf O In aud In
the Han needed nyon game Z inc the pcunant
hrndR he TIVE Their ne In the
Th RIP Collins had pitched
"a Il
u p a
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SMITH DUE
HERE TODAY
FOR SCRAP
MIDGET SMITH. New York bon.

MIDGET SMITH. New York ban.
Az tamweight, arrives here today
10 finish up his training for his bout
with Vic Foley, the Vancouver, Il.
G., star. at the Arenu Tuesday night.
Smith. one OF the best known mon
In tho 1oround game In the East.
has been fighting recently In tho
four-round mills in California with
fair success, winning n couple OF
starts and losing his last fight. The
sixround route is expected 10 be
more 10 his liking
Foley is winding up his training
under the tutelage OF Spider Roach,
Tod Morgan's famous teacher.
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NO ADVANTAGE IN MASK PLAY
AND SCHANG TO WORK

'WALLf sciiASG. the Irritating
w catcher Of the Yankees. u Ike
Snyder and Gowdy He is a service
worn and an age.slowed veteran. ia
addition he Il not physically capacl.
tated 10 stand many bumps In block.
ing of the plate. 4 knack in which
he iB not aH reliable AZ Snyder.
Schang IA a dangerous hitter and a
fair fielder with Pipp on his right
and Dugsn on his left. he. has a
small foul field and he attends 70 Il
well. He II just aB liable 10 throw
the bail away 20 the bases as any
% the Giant caichers and his slips
may be more costly. as the Giant
base runners will be sure 10 take a
jump any time he wobhlea.
Schang's greatest value 10 the
Yankees IS his long experience with
the Yankee pitchers lie worked
with every one Of the regulars before
nc came to New York and regardless
~ the pitcher that Huggins selects
Tor each game. the Yanks VIII have
"a veteran, experienced battery in
which the pitcher and the catcher
know and understand each other per-
feciiy.
The difference in the system ~
management places more responsible
ity upon Schang than any Of tho
Giant catchers carry. But schang
surely has had enough experience in
worlds series play TO consider them
as nothing but games and he ought
10 have knowledge OF what not TO
/ feed the Giant battsrs.
Pred Hoffman is the second. string
catcher for the American league
champions. but he viii not get much
OF a chance 10 work unless Schang
breaks down. Hoffman is good
young catcher. who is known more
by his engaging personality than
thru an ability as a catcher. He
haSn't had enough chance 10 work
and show his ability
Hoffman also carries physical
handicap in bad leg and he was
disabled during most OF the time
when Sehang was laid up in the hos
pltal during the mid.season
Benny Bengough. rookie catch
er from the international league.
stepped into the hole at that time.
and while he did well mechanically :.
he hasn't had the experience nece
sary to carry him thru a series. -
After summing il up. II would
seem that neither the Giants nor the
Yankees have great advantage
over the other behind the plate
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in the first game for the
Cardinals.
Utah and Whitman were TO play
at wnlla walla Utah is said TO be
bringing strong team, while It
viii be the first test FOR the Mis-
sionaries
Pullman will tanglc with Pacific.
a strong secondary club. while the
Oregon Aggies will battle their
alumni.
Idaho plays the College OF Idaho,
and the University OF Southern Call.
fornia takes on Pomona.
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Bruce johnson Big Star as Quays
Beat Lincoln Grid Rivals. 9 to o
BY JACK HoHENBERG

" That tells the
queen all the
AT the opening the second Quarter Johnson puned quarterback
ms own lIyad line Haug Lincoln
o 9ng put play the yard line souda
followed by Monde Demon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06

10 attention that the chief duty OF
Mc0mw's ca;chera Is 10 stop the ball
and throw 10 the bases The three
Giant eatchers viii not have many
PASSED balls and they viii have to do
very little throwing ns the Yankees
are no base running club McGraw
viii DO all the thinking for his pitch.
crs and caichers. and n dc follows
tho same policy iha, he did last fall.
he will order every delivery that is
sent from the box.
schaik. o'Ncli. seyereld or Perkins
might BE- able 10 do no better than
any of thr Giant Catchcrs under
those conditions.
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NOTRE DAME
TROJAN TILT
CALLED OFF

7 OS ANGELES. Oct. 6.--Plans for
~ post.scason game between the
University Of Southern California
and Notre Dame in December have
virtually blown up. Maj. Warren
Bovard. comptroller at the Trojan In.
stitution, admitted yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
SOUTH WEST
PREP TEAMS
PLAY TODAY

MoNTEsANo. Oct. Montesano
fl and Aberdeen high schools were
to open the local grid season here
this afternoon. Aberdeen had a pow.
erful eleven last fall. and II the 10.
calls come thru this contest success.
fully their chances for coping the
Southwest title are considered good.
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n IL tor
start :" inh ana '"
O be- n ~
Of h players
re on the hand 10
suprsng
10 \
II notun ntemt hns
4 4
az nav ng 30 e ldT . o z
thru IN 1921 and
series be
he II blamed
fromm mceof
= ce
the dantsat bet u
the out
Il physical their effort to
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Thru Press Box Screen

Lefty Burger ARE available for tomorrow
oahiahd may use one Of the rookie
pitchers With the club during the ~.
manning th1a games Of the series.
W Oakland pulls out this weeks s,ri..
WIZ be their first Victory OF tho srn.
son over Seattle.
re'e Muldooo. hockey skipper. was Z.
f's,'of at the ball yard yesterday.
"hin ten during the latter part Of
Fridays game ana Tho InftsiI
slowed NJ considerably with aAwdust
ahd mud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06

Willie Hoppe. worlds balkline bill.
lard champion, filed his entry for
the international 1872 halkline cham
pionshlp tournament, TO be held at
the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York
beginning October 80
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in spring training
and he worked too
soon, which hurt
hts wing
He has been use,
ful to the oaks as
an outfielder and
first sacker this
scar because ot
his srea, hitting
ability He IA one
OF the best hitting
pitchers IN the
business
But chances are
that Arfstt viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
ArIett Is
Oakland
Problem,
Hitting Makes Pitcher Out
With Sore Arm Useful
for This Year

pUZz ARLETT is the big Oakland
ID question mark.
The big pitcher has BEEN OF little
use as a hurler 90 the Acorns this
year because Of sore arm He h
said 70 have cut his throwing hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
Jimmy Jones
a Good Sport

" IL right. think Mickey
n would do Ms much for me
II | should need IT
In these words. Jimmy Jones.
the Ohio welterwcirht. approved
n Champion Mickey Walkers re.
quest for a~week's postponement
u their bout because Of sore
hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
RAY SCHALK SAYS:

teams condition plays prominent part a world series
Yankees have had comparatively pressed
Yankees will enter series III, physically mentally.
Yankees staggered the line winner
The Giants have had TO step fast the entire
Grueing campaign has taken niue out OF McGraws
Giants great money club an d always best a pinch
Yankees should have decided edge condition this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
JOHNSON NAMES
HIS OFFICIALS

CHICAGO. Oct 6.-Bllly Evans
and Dick NaIlln. American league
umpires. have been appointed by
Ban johnson to officiatc at the
worlds series.
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rAcmIc COAST IrAn,r


pRklRnd IL seattle l.
San Francisco ., Sacramento 8.
salt Lake Z. Los Angeles g.
Portland Z. Vernon 4 tcallrd IN sixth
raini. Second game postponed. rain.
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pass pray Johnson shared the
pass from KraukGs and gall
loped eight yards FOR a touch
down
Queen Anne lost one chance TO
score when the bar went to Lincoln
on the fourth down on the two.
yard line. at tho opening Of the
second half.
The Maroon and Orange warriors
had come out with blood IN their
eye. following the 1g.minute rest
period. Johnson kicked off to Olson.
who received the hall on the i0.yard
line Haug registered badly exc.
cutcd punt the BAH going 10 the
Quays on the 25-yard line. KraulSlls
ran off tackle for two and was fol.
lowed by NJ. Desimon. who made
five. Soudars plunged Off the op.
posing tackle for seven for a first
down Turner took three off the
end Desimon. made four thru
center. Turncr@made another two
and then. on the next play with
three yards TO 90. Desimon was
held.
Johnson's dropkick was n pretty
one. rising high In the mir and going
squarely between the goal posts
some % feet above the har. The
Queen Anne stands went wild-for
this final stroke seemed to nssire
victory. II was the first time in a
number Of years that the hill top.
pers have been fortunate enough TO
beat the Lincoln aggregation.
Lincoln started out In the first
quarter as II sine intended TO make
short work OF the opposition Olson
ran brilliantly with the basl and
bossed his Team with fineRsc. 'All
thru the game. he was the only con.
sistent ground gamer for the Rail.
splitter squad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
Major Coast EleUens in
Action; willamette Here

LII of the majors football eevens the Pacific Coast
will be in action today with Washington playing
Willamette in the game booked for the Seattle Stadium the
first Pacific Coast conference game of the in Seattle
The California Golden Bears to play Santa Clara at
Berkeley and they figured to beat the collegans
Stanford swings into action against Nevada at Palo Alto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06

bfNh NuoNru tuf nuI
girls how 20 hit good pitching when he
touched np Ray Kremer FOR two singles
and double. and also got n walk In
four trips. Ray Rohwer's double in the
ninth was the only other hit ATTAINED
or OF Kremcr.
Hay Rohwer was robbed Of another
hit when he nearly drove the ball right
thru Lafayette In the second Eldred
WAS nearly doubled Off Of first.
Doe" Johnston made one Of his few
errors OF the season on n thrown bill In
the second inning, with ore out. Another
out followed and then the Oaks scored
five runs before the side Was retired
not one being earned.
Lafayette wnlloped one over the boards
on young Lasley In the eighth, with a
runner on ahead OF him.
Arlett cleaned the bags with q triple
TO left In the second ana also got a
single. two walks aud was hit by n
pitched bail.
Umpire Carroll waved Crane out nj
first In the seventh on the completing
end or double play when Sam was
clearly safe. Carroll hasn't besn well
latcly and probably wanted 10 get IN
out OF the rain az long as Oakland was
20 far ahead.
Gather had good day NJ the plate
for Oakland. hitting single. double and
triple. his double IN tho fourth hitting
far down the right field fence
Walter Mails may work again for
Oakland Sunday In one Of the games OF
the double. header.
sheriff Blake y about due TO face tn,
INVADERS today. while Elmer Jacobs and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
TOURISTS WILL
SEE BASEBALL.

During the winter tourist reason
IN cuba q siS-team baseball league In
me western part plays n regular
maedula.
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WHILE Prank snyder u no star
w catcher. he is in no danger of
being waived out Of tho league. slow
os he Is and giraffe Of arm. there are
several National league clubs that
could use him
Snyder Il a serious hall player, he
knows al THE Giant pitchers and he
knows the Yankees II IL rested upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
GAME
ENDS IN TIE
ANGELS LOSE
TO SALT LAKE

Los ANGELES, Oct. e.-Salt
Lake won from Los Angeles. 10
8, here yesterday.
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:: YANKS HAVE BIG EDGE ON CONDITION =:
RAY SCAK THINKS HARD RACE HAS REDUCED STRENGTH OF GIANTS

derrckr n
o the l.who with the
Tho ktr runIes
y Tar of o
% the
he to Yot ncroa
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oA,Irs TODAY

Oakland at Seattle.
Vernon at Portland
Sacramento At san Francisco.
salt Lake at Los Angeles.
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AMERICAN IE,c,e
NEsIIITs

DciroIl ?. 50 Louis
New York :. Philadelphia L.
Cleveland o, Chicago /.
Washington T. Boston 2 tflrat game,
washington 5. Boston I tsccond eamel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06

Portland at Seattle.
HALT Lake ut Sacramento.
Oakland Mt SAN Francisco.
Vernon at Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06

Batteries singleton, Myers and
Peters; Wallace, Robertson, Wal
tiers and Rcgo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
SEALS CINCH
COAST FLAG

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. e.-san
Francisco cinched the Coast league
pennant yesterday. when the Seals
defeated Sacramento. TO 8.
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Queen Anne (s)
Lincoln (0)

Summary Touchdown, johnson
~. Try for point. johnson C0). Drop.
kick. Johnson ~. substitutlons-
coin Ball for Anderson; Queer Anne,
none.
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Innings pitchcd-jhcohs ! =, Williams
AZ. charge dcfca, TO Jacobs. At bat
orr Jacobs 10, of%vtlIAms D. Hts hat.
tod-off Jacobs g. of Williams 8. Runs
Evening star., 1923-09-16
LITTLE ENTENTE DROPS
FIGHT ON HUNGARY LOAN
Budapest Sees Opposition Weaken
ing After Parley-May Get
Swiss Money.
pr tha Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUDAPEST, September 15.-The
Hungarian government. after confer
ences participated in on behalf of
Hungary by Premier Bethlen and
Finance Minister Kallay, and on the
part of the little entente by Foreign
Ministers Benes of Czechoslovakia
and Ninchititch of Jugoslavia and
Nicholas Titulesou. Rumanian min
lister to Great Britain. has reason to
hope that the little entente will fore
go it's oppC ., :son to the proposed for
eign loan fo" Hungary, NJ. Kallay said
today.
The finance minister denied reports
that the Hungarian government was
endeavoring to negotiate a loan of
30,000,000 francs with Swiss bankers
1t was waiting, he said, for the repa-
ration commission TO release liens for
the floating of zn of such an
amount as the country needs. Hun
gary. he added, was willing to accept
control Of her resources to an extent
compatible with the national sover.
eighty.
Evening star., 1923-09-16

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