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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1921

Page

3

Baseball Suggestions for Seattle Indians Ownership Change

The author urges new owner Jim Boldt to rehire Bill Kenworthy as manager and to pledge against mid season sales of players. He cites past deals with Cincinnati and New York as disruptive yet financially sensible, praising Brenton and Cunningham while stressing the need to keep core players to compete. He credits local businessmen for support and notes Seattle’s near miss at the flag despite mid season breakups.

Leo H. Lassen Jim Boldt Seattle Indians Bill Kenworthy Bill Klepper Cincinnati Brenton Vernon Bill Cunningham New Yorkets Bom New York Kenworthy Iron Duke Bill Ores Jim Brewster George Harden T Seattle

Yankees Triumph 3-0 Over Giants In Detalled Play

In a detailed account, the Yankees defeat the Giants 3 to 0. Miller singles and Meusel hits drive the scoring, with Peck and Pipp contributing, while Burns, Ward, and Fried contribute solid defense and timely plays. Three Yankees runs come on a Meusel triple and subsequent plays, with strong pitching from the Yankee side and solid fielding throughout.

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No Kick in Series for Manhattan Giants Yanks

A chilly Polo Grounds crowd for Game 2 did not show excitement or anticipation as New York woke briefly to the World Series score, then returned to indifference. The Giants and Yankees apparent stalemate and tepid mood marked a muted start to the Fall classic.

New York Broadway Polo Grounds Giants Yanks

Giants Aim For Five Straight In Home Series

A City sports note quotes a Giants fan taunting rivals and predicting a five game run after yesterday’s luck with Babe Ruth as a reference point and a confident mascot statement from the New York squad.

Four more to win and three after today

The speaker notes four wins needed and reduces to three after today. They recall wishing the Yankees would win five of seven and consider they could perform better. A critic laments greed but excuses self-interest and suggests the Yankees can win without Babe Ruth homers and still impress the Giants when he starts hitting.

Yankees Babe Giants

Douglas Pitched Ruth To Groove Ball In World Series Opener

New York opening game of the World Series saw Phil Douglas of the Giants pitch to Babe Ruth who singled off a high fastball after Ruth had been geared to hit a home run. Ruth's hit scored the decisive run as Carl Mays dominated the Giants with precise underhand control. Mike McNally boosted the Yankees with a double and a steal of home.

Douglas Babe” Ruth Billy Evans New York Ries Phil Douglas Babeth Yankees Giants Ruth Swat Miller Rawlings Peckingpaugh Walat Mays Carl Mays Mike McNally Frankie Frisch Baker McNally Schang May Nehl Hoyt

Soccer Changes Listed in The Star League

The Star League announces changes for Sunday games with multiple teams updating rosters. Replacements include Cowan Cigar Co-Ed Nichols for Louie Shapiro and Frank Livelle for Leo Spence, among others, as managers must file on proper letter paper by Friday night.

Star League Cowan Cigar

High School Grid Season Opens Friday at Denny Field

The high school football season starts Friday afternoon when Franklin and West beat meet at Denny Field. Probable lineups list Franklin at ends Speidel Taylor and backs Baunders and Carroll, while West Seattle features Byers and Baldwin at halves and Sypher at center. Referee Tracy Strong is assigned for the 2 20 kickoff.

Franklin West Beattie Denny Field Smith Watanabe Speidel Taylor Geartner Dare Laboe Shaw Schmitz Keeling Gorley Ronamy Sypher Byers Baldwin Forrester Tracy Strong

Managers Speak iug Confident And So Is Mac

New York Oct 6. Giants manager John McGraw says We’ll get em today. Mags is good but he cant pitch every day and we can play Frankie Frisch all the time. Miter Fugsins says I knew we would do it. Weve got Waite Hoyt and Bob Shawkey to start today and they will turn the Giants back just the way Mays did.

New York Tommy McQuaide Giant Babe Ruth Giants John McGraw Mags Frankie Frisch Miter Fugsins Waite Hoyt Bob Shawkey Mays

Edwards Is Winner in Oregon Go

Danny Edwards the mahogany colored Pacific Coast Mash defeated Freddie Williams in Milwaukee arena last night in a ten round bout. Edwards won five rounds Williams took three with two even rounds, Williams floored Edwards once in the sixth. Edwards earns a notable victory for the Bean town fighter.

Portland Ore Danny Edwards Milwaukee Arena Freddie Williams New England Boston Williams Ewards Edwards Beantown

Ground gripping device aids cars on steep hills

Inventors unveil a ground gripping attachment designed to prevent autos from backing down hills. The device grips the surface to provide traction, potentially improving safety for hill starts and slopes.

French Firm Plans Fourteen Wireless Stations in Equador

A French company announces plans to erect fourteen wireless transmission stations across Equador. The project involves building and wiring infrastructure to expand telecommunication coverage in the region.

Equador

On the Campus With Harold Marquis

Washington tackle Bob Ingram sustained a knee injury while Zeke Clarke suffered a facial cut and Chuck Smith was briefly knocked out in last Saturday's game. Ted Faulk is playing well for Multnomah this season and Sun Dodgers captaincy belongs to Faulk from last year. Coach Edmundson trains track men around campus for a light fall. Interfraternity basketball starts next month to test the varsity's new lineup. Baseball notes report seasickness on the trip to Japan but no comment on the three mile limit.

Bob Ingram Washington Zeke Clarke Chuck Smith Portland Ted Faulk Multnomah Faulk Sun Dodgers Edmundson Hurley Frankland Pratt

Yesterday's Hero Frank Frisch Shines For Giants

Frank Frisch, Giants third baseman, went four-for-four with a triple and a stolen base in the opening Yankees Giants game in New York. His defensive play plus four hits highlighted a day when New York managed only five hits and Carl Mays earned the win for the Yankees.

Altho Carl Mays New York Frank Frisch Giants Mays Frisch

Private dancing lessons at Bright's on 4th Street

Advertisement notes private dancing lessons offered all day at Bright's located at 1604 4th Street corner Pine.

Day &T Bright's Cor. Pine

Senior games set for Tincoin park next Sunday football

Two senior games slated at Tincoin park next Sunday with the Postoffice and Boeing Aircraft elevens kicking off at 1 PM and the West Seattle-Heas-Eckarts at 2 46 PM. A P Brown to referee both contests. Highland Park faces Cowan Cigar Co at Hiawatha playfield at 1 PM with Bill Fraser in charge.

Tincoin Park Boeing Aircraft A. P. Brown Highland Park Cowan Cigar Co Hiawatha Bill Fraser

Two Star Positions in Doubt

The Star invites readers to vote on the All Coast League team with seven regulars two catchers five pitchers two utility men and a manager. Names must be signed and mailed to the Editor by 6 pm on the 15th. The closest fan selection to the team wins ten dollars with ties decided by earlier receipt.

NLY Genttie Star

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