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OVUVI REPORTER
FANS HAVE FUN
AT SEASON'S
FINISH
KV>r Seattle- -One pennant.
K\>r Dugdale— One and
enough small change to flnlah that
now ball park.
K»r Tealey Raymond -One 1350
rock, aud undyluii fame till nextj
year.
KVr the brtya™ Gold watch foba.
and a king r»'«t
For the tana—Great globule* of
glee over the grabbing of the nun
la lon.
Simultaneous with finish «>f the
pennant race yesturday, while the
()l>ul« mad* It 13 straight ami It
out at the last SI, the fans held a
little Joyfest and distribution twirty.
from wblch everybody went away
happy. It was a diamond shower
for Tealey Kaymoiid. aud the lloot-
U-r* Club, through the megsphonlc
vocalisation ot Ole Hanson. present
►><l the boy manager with a hunk of
Icy scenery that look* like the thing
that wrecked the Titanic. T»aley
couldn't set hla glove on oyer It
Dugdalo handed gold walcb fob*
to every member of tho champion
whip aggregation, and then the crew
of pitrher killer* went In and trim
med Portland In the flual gamo of
the yaw. Fete Schneider did the
twirling, while the star box artist*
rested up for the po*t season ser
ies with Spokane, which starts this
afternoon, Tho score was 6 to S.
As the Giants had the pennant prop
< rly cinched before the gatuc start
•■d. the fans sat bark on the cush
ions (Joke) with an "I should
worry" expression, and watched our
iwta com# down the last furlong In
a canter.
Spokane having dropped two con
tests In Vancouver on Saturday, the
(Hants' clutch on the bunting waa
aa firm as an undertaker's grip on
a coroner's case. With the strain
of fighting for the pennant cased
up. everybody, meaning the crowd
that filled tho old Yealer Way park,
was sorry to sec the season end.
snd correspondingly glad that we
will have another week of baseball
beginning today, when the poat
reason series with tho Spokane In
diana begin*.
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ho«l4«r OoubM play- Kaolft lo Mr*
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TIGERS POUND BALL
BUT LOSE TO BEES
Victoria slipped over a final ilna
at Mika Lynch and his tail cbdari
yesterday. with a score of 2 to 1.
In a c»me that should have (tone to
the Tlgera. The Bengal tribe wal
loped Kiddo Wll*on for 14 safeties,
but died with (rest regularity oa
the bases. while the visitors got on
ly alt cracks at Criger. and collect
«d two tallies. Mike says It will be
different next year.
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LARRY DOYLE
BY MUCH A. JENNINGS.
Manager of the Detroit American
League Team
The Infield* of the Giants at»d
Rods ar* a to*# up.
ttost »n excel* on the left hand
aldo of the diamond; New York on
the right hand aid*.
Heinle Wagner Is far ahead of
Fletcher aa • shortstop, and Gard
ner la a better third baseman than
Heraog
Opposed to tbl* fact, Merkle at
first and Doyl* at secood excel
St ahi and Yerke*.
Gardner la Heraog'* superior as
floldor and bitter, ilo Is faster
and covers lots of ground. He baa
a pair of clever haoda and his
throw* to first aro groat Me
fields cleanly Heno* ta no slouch,
but ho Is not Oariloor'* oqnal.
The nrrcM of Ikietoa this sen
son la la a large measure due to
the work of Wagner at short and
at bat. Ila Is without a doubt the
best shortstop la the American
league today, sad that Is ssylag a
lot with Hush and Jack Harry to
consider.
Yerkes suffers when compared
to Larry Doyle, who haa ben a Ol
ant star for a long time. HcOraw
made Doyle a brilliant player and
appointed him captain. Much wss
egpacMd of Doyle last year In the
world's series and he waa the one
star who made good.
Jake Htahl must manage his
team aa well a* play first base, and
In so Important a series this may
handicap his work. Merkl® Is a
younger man. faster and a Ix-tter
fielder. Stahl Is a bsUer hitter,
however, than Merkta, although
both are clean-up msn.
Both Infields work Hke ma
chine* at their best. Then* la
probably no Infield In baseball,
nave that of the Athletics, that ran
«ucut* double plays with any
greater speed and accuracy than
these two combination#.
In handling runners, I think the
Red rtox. with Wagner In the game,
will excel. Wagner has no super
lor In taking the ball and putting It
upon the runner.
Boston's Infield Is a better hit
ting combination than that of the
Olants, but It Is not nearly so
fast when once on the bssea.
Those New York Inflelders are de
mons, once they get on. A fleeter
four than Merkle. Doyle. Kletcher
and Herzog are not playing ball
anywhere.
Thus as the hitting of one offset*
the base running of the other and
the better loft *ldo of the Red Ho*
equalize* the right sWe of the Gi
ants, I consider them a toss up.
Thsrs Is no uss trying to corn
par* the outfields. As McOrsw is
the game's graateat msnsger, so
Speaker, Hooper sod Lswla form
the greatest outfield.
Decker. Murray and Snodgrass
are not In the same class as the
Boston trio either as hitters or
fielders. While they might poafl
bly equal them aa fielders In a
short *erles they cannot hope to
excel them In covering ground.
1 have seeu these men rorar
ground *o completely that It
seemed Impossible to drop a h(t
Into the outfield. They forgot that
there are surh things as hits for
the opposing team and caught ev
erything near and far. Texan
leaguers would not have been In
vent «'d had this bunch been play
ing at the time.
These men I consider worth
$50,000, and Hpeiier worth hull the
sum alone. Htahl has said he
would neither sell thein for money
nor give them away for love.
They are hitting away up In the
averages. Speaker rivals Cobb
and baa few equal*. Jlut It Is not
a one man outfield. Iloth Ho* per
and Lewis are also wonderful
player*.
I don't believe the Giants' pitch
THE SEPTEMBER 30. 1912.
*\m xjmms
IT IS A TOSS-UP BETWEEN THE INFIELDS OF
THE WORLD'S SERIES RIVALS, BUT BOS
TON' OUTFIELD TRIO MAKE THE GREAT
EST COMBINATION IN BASEBALL
ti ran atop tbeae thr-o. The h*«t
In the American league have
f«tl«d to do vi Tbey sra llMy to
drive «v«>n Mathewaon out of the
bos, one* ther *Urt.
The ttoaton ootfleld muat bear
the brunt of that psychological die
turbanre that baa alwaya bad a
baneful effect upon slant la world'*
■erirs. The world la looking for
the three to bear the great <vat part
of the offenalre burden, aa well a*
more than the average ahare of the
defensive work.
TRAVEL ON THE
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Mtwiw
Seattle and Grays Harbor
Train* leave Seattle TiW A. M. and *.«0 P. M
For particulars regarding fkre* and train scrvioe, call on or addreat
CITY TICKET OFFICE
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Off to*.
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Lmfl OUAUn Tm>m» ~U
K lm Standard
B * Grades T>
K Capital Household %
M 5 O'Clook H. M. B.
M ,» pound S
K Sealed air-tijht quarter, half and pound
K pncknjfcs
V All Bl||h>Cla** Grocers
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YERKES
3<5
ABOVS. FRED MERKLI.
BELOW. GARDNER
The Olanta. while larking the
ability of Hoatnn. mar find thai
the eiperlence In laat year'* iwrte*
offsets lioeton'* natural advantage
The finishing polish of a gruelling
serto* la hard to penetrate and
ither mar actually rtae superior and
plar better ball than the wonderful
lioeton outfield on sheer confidence
ilm
THE FIFTH AND LAST STORY
BY JENNINGS NAMES THE MAN
WHO WILL BE THE HERO OF
THE WORLD'S SERIES.
RY "HOP"
MITT KNIGHTS
TO MEET AT
DREAMLAND
TVn huaki knlithta of the mitt
will mp«t In iJii'smlarnl pavilion
n**t Friday night for th« awond
bIK innkvf of Hi ••■•on Riven by
tb<- building trad'* council. Tbern
will b« two main arenta, but tb«
iiittlnckt of tb« main will b« tb«
mill bvtwr-cn ltom«o llaiv-u. the
fighting biik«r. and llarry Korlma.
for tb« l*a'lfl«- coaat waltrrwHght
cbamflonalllp Tbe«« two boya ai*
at way a r<>"d for an «*blblllon of
hammer and tonga atuff, and fana
look forward to their bout wltb
plraJßf.
Young Maxwell and Kddle Blian
non will furnlab the fun for the
o'lii-r main event. They box In the
lightweight Haaa and are clever,
lively llule tulxer*. The prelim
Inarlea will be furnlabed by Trac-y
and Miller; Chart** Glvena and
"liuaky" Karrell, Hilly Vletro and
Owen Hooker
COMMENT FROM
PRLSS BOX
BY FRED HENRY
Had old Sol peeked from behind
the rlouda yeaierday, the ball park
would have probably been filled to
Ita capacity. A good crowd untied
out though. deapite the threatening
weather, and every aeat waa taken
Tb<-rv were 4.SKX paid •dmlaalon*.
A diamond ring waa fliven to
Tealey Ra)mond yeaterday. and
aolld gold medala distributed
among the Beattle player* aa re
sult of the (Haute copping the
pennant
Schneider waa the real gooda In
the box and waa located but seven
lltnee by the (lolti Schneider
helped hl» own acore along by lift
ing the pill over the board*. Sbaw
did llkewlae a few minute* later.
Lea Mann waa after that ?7th
homer yesterday, but "Tooia" Ag
new made It a point each time to
[prevent the tieatlle outfielder from
itying the foursack record held by
Art Hues.
With the tow of Thompson from
the post Mile* *1(1) the Indian*, the
Olanta' chance* arc not looking ao
bright. Thoinpeon loft reiterdar
for I'erry. N. Y , whore bla mother
U 111.
Writher permitting. Seattle and
Spokane will rlaah at Dug* park
tbla afternoon at > o'clock In tha
flrat game of a week's aerlee.
Melkle will probablr perform the
loaning honor* for the Olanta while
young I'aul Strand will bend 'em
over tor the Indiana.
■r »V 7
sllc
JKfipkk,
BY HUGH PERKINS.e
All of the old bowling Mar* art;
ahowlng -ip again on the recently
remodeled alley* and are knocking
down aome good ttnree.
!la high mau with a acore of 275,
but both Flnley and W'llllama are
pressing him hard The game of
Jim-Jon* la making aome headway
and ao far Gardner and Horrle are
In the lead.
Fred Hyatt ha* hope* of making
an ordlnarr fl*h look like a piker
In the water lie 1* ahowlng up
regularly at the S. A. 0. tank and
I* awlmmlng circle* around a dum
my In one end.
From now on there will be a
clan* for thoae who wish to learn to
swim, Frank Vance will give spe
cial attention to that line on Tues
day and Thtiraday evening* be
tween 5 and <,
Mr. Carver la working out In the
business men's clasa now ami speed
hangs out all over hint for a man
of hia build.
With the tang of fall In the air
the business men are bucking up
on their athletic* ami their clans la
increasing In nuiubera rapitlly.
The Night Senior* are getting
ready for an exhibition in gymnas
tics which will probably be present
ed at the uext club smoker.
Frank Vance has not been work
ing out with the wrestlers recently
owing <o a pel boll he ha* been
nursing, but its the boll la depart
ing ho expects to gut Into the game
next week.
NAI His \ I II XI.I K 111 .1 iis
I'ltlMlitirx •. Chicago 0
(If tjouls 8. Cincinnati B
AMKKM AN I.KAiil'N 111 s| lis
ricvtitad 6, Detroit i.
Chicago 4, H( I«uuln 0
< OAHT I.KAOI K. ttiMt'i/rn
Portland M, Han Frtnolaoo 1-1.
Oakland 11# Sarramtnlo 0 6
AngiUa 11-4, Varnon 4-1
NOKTHAVKST CO A NT
W I. I'M. I W T. Te l
Rcattla. t>9 66 cou oakl'd lot 71 696
ftpokana P8 71 868 Lna A 74 .670
Vanc'vr PI 74 666|V»rnon 16 76 66*
Portl'nd 7f» 88 466,P»rt1n4 711 *6 ««i
Victoria 7 3 98 4S!i ! Krla«-o. 77 100 .13!
Taounin 61 104 .S7t|Macmto 62 109 .361
NATION A li AM MR (CAN
W. I* Pet. I W I. Pet
N Y 100 4B .00 Boat*ll 101 46 617
Ptttab'g AO 67 .613|Waah'n 89 68 606
Chicago M 9 67 610 Phlla 17 60 Bit
Clnoltill 74 74 BOOjChlu'go Hi ?7 487
i'hlU . 70 76 .471 {(llavald 71 77 484
Ht.l*»ula 61 IN 4Q9jl><*trolt~'69 su 461
itrookln 66 tti mi jm I/ufe flft ns 147
lloalotl. 41 99 18 f |N. V... 4M* WI 340
ALL-STAR TEAM
SELECTED BY >
READERS
Here's the All Star team of the
Northwestern league as selected
>y baseball fan readera of the Seat
!le Star, together with the vote re
.elved by each man for the post
lion from the #8 fane who »erl In
their selectlona for an All-Star
team:
Jtmfi, Seattle. pitcher, M,
Whaling, Seattle. catcher, #2.
Myers, Spokane, first baae, 60.
McDowell, Portland, second base,
14.
Goodman, Vancouver, third baae,
20.
Raymond, Seattle, shortstop, 42.
Strait, Seattle, left field, 21.
Mann, Seattle, center field, 80.
WJleon, Seattle, right field, 42.
Fuflcrton, Seattle, utility man, 20.
It ia u curious fact that riot on*
of the 6# letter* r*«-.lvi<J nominat
ed the All Htar train aa finally d«
cld<*d upon f»* it i<-*u!t of the total
elections, although a doMlt writ
'ra ralNKci] it only by on* man. It
la alao Int'-rnatlng to not* the voice
• ast for the second ('hole* for
ill* several i>oaltlona. for pitcher,
Noyoa and Thompson got four each.
Jin'k 4 for flrat. NIII 24 for ifonl,
Mhaw I# for third. Oooney 10 for
■ hort. Neighbor* 16 for left. Ma
honey four for c»nter, Neighbors
H for right and Hpeaa 14 for util
ity man. Whaling, for catcher, re
<>-lved the highest vole caat, wlih
62. and Myrra for flrat and Mann
for center (ante second, with 60
votea each.
At any rate. you can take tbe AH-
Star team •• finally aelected by
The Htara fan*, and wallop any
thing the Class AA Coaat league
ran get togalher.
WILLIAMS WINS
WEEKLY SHOOT
H. VJ Williams gate a demon -
at rat lon of consistent work at tbe
weekly trap shoot yesterday, and
beat Hugh Fir ming, who baa been
a steady winner In these events
lately, by 93 to 92* It was pretty
sport all the way through. The
•cores show;
H M Willlame ..... tt >1 t« It —tt
Mush Fleming »t tt »» »«—•*
liu«k I'o.i .a it SI St Sl—«t
frank Ptiiarkiar .... tl » It M M
Dauiit Oajrlaoa ... tt te tt tt tt
A t. Ha.l I* tt tt It -at
livrhart It tt tt tt—tl
HamWl«hl tl It It tt~tl
Mulllt-aa It It II tt —tt
w.-.»d wn».n it it it it—aa
I'hario* aia4tr*i4 ... tt tt II .. —ct
HUI Wllaun tt II It .. tl
Ix barklar tt II •• ..—4l
Ursdaa It It .. .. —It
"KIT MAY MANAGE.
LOS ANOELCt, Sept. JO-Re
porta are current In baseball circles
her* today that "Kitty" llrasheer.
ftrat baseman for Vernon, trill man
axe the Hacraroento Coast league
club next M't»on
UUU rc«l>ua.
Reliable Credit
Credit
Convenience ls
While the average htuinoas man buys e**rj- ••
thing he has on credit, he demands rash from his f'
own customers This store realizes that tfceir }j|
patrons appreciate credit and we have built a large •
business on our ability to extend this convenience
to all who dealre It. Yon may open an arcouat to
morrow and buy tbe best clothing for men and j*
women on credit
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132 -34 Second Ave.. N«BrUrtionSt
Seattle's Reliable Credit House II
Renton, Rainier
Jackson Street and Cotunfffa
PATRONIZE THE FOLLOWING FIRMS' IN AIJR
DISTRICT, THEY ARE RELIABLE Vlji
COLUMBIA
GROCER
W. P. PHALEN
Phonr*. Urninn ISM, Colurabta t.
Th* Laxllri Up t > D»t* Ore«»i of
tli* Kataiar Vallw.
Pure Foods—Full Weight*
JACKSON ST.
TAII.ORS
M. OI.MCN
I ndira' nml (•raiMrmrn'a Tnllora
K«prrl Mrn Inllora Only
Our M«»lt»—"Kit Uimnnilrrd"
141? JarltMwa
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Star Want Ads
Bring Results
RAINIER VALLEY DISTRIt
FLORIST
Pld you ever stop to think that
you couUI ftave from one-third to
•ne-hatf on
IHHIUH, FRUIT THI ICI AND
CUT KI.OWftCRI
nt Bth)l'i Nureery, foot flf Hotly fit.?
Take Old Kenton Line, got off at
Brighton.
FLOUR
White Front Grocery
4100 Rainier \yn.
Tbc Cleanest StQre in. Rainier
V allev
It la wlr.lom le •
af-'-lallet of
■■landing. »M
Klfffcteen years'
fourth yi-itr In Heattte
RpK<rfAi. A mt* rtiid
frame. Kuarant«<>/1 »| lh
£ :saS
W. ROBSON, !w*ts<*
Fovrlh I In,
4eO- M 3 \r i m4w ftallattf
Hrlng IMa artr with y<IIL
DANCING
HIPPODROME, SEATTLIt
NEW DANCINO PALACE.
Fifth and University,
6 Cents Per Couple
8> £$178
TRACIE S3JU
'»>'» 1-3 Third Avenue
ALBERT HANSEN
Established 18«
PRECIOUS STONES, PIN|
JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER
Comer First and Cham
SEATTLE
Scenic Cafe
Our meals ir« ebsottttaty fM
bmi the markers afford, sad ear
sarvlra u perfaet W- Uti u
gaged the highest <laas m«U
vlll* entertainers of tba stag* u
Seattle.
PtIOGR AM
Miss lUlla Manning ComedltaM
Mm Helen Graham.... Koftaat
Mlaa Josephine Thomaa.OmM
Mr Chat Sllleman Violin Wcatn
Mlaa Prlca Plaain
J. A. Plume KHtertffj
■GRIiIC I 4KB
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J AS. L. MlffTß. Mgr.
RENTQff^j
GENERAL MER(^iUBMS
Williaijis & McKSUW
IT YOU COMB AWD HI Wl
WIW SIOW TOV
LIVE WIRE BARGAINS
Phon« lack Tl. 11l J. WMH*
HARDWARE
Renton Hardware Co.
Pornn Bljr Appelate
COKE AlfD lit
BIG SAVINGS
Phon» In A. Whif 301. Bumfl**.
REAL ESTATE _
W» mnVf» t •j>#rtmltr of
and Factory Site#; can p\*n* w
with a l»(itim«l« |>r.'i>o*llK»n
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Rainier Bcach PharmKT^
Phont Infl. 001. HO. ******
SmUOB. MOTIONS.
CIGARS CHOICE
Best Drug Store in TO I
District
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