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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1915

Page

7

Phillies and Red Sox Edge Toward World Series

New York Oct 7 Phillies move toward even money as World Series opener nears. Moran limits stars Alexander and Mayer for heavy Game plans while Whitted returns to lineup. Red Sox hurlers Shore Leonard Wood Mays dominate. Ruth pitches nine innings in game two with five hits allowed. Weather in Philadelphia forecast cloudy with possible rain Friday.

New York Phillies Boston Americans Phils Yanka Dodgers Alexander Phillie Moran Mayer Alex Philadelphia George Whitted Whitted Killifer George Burns Red Sox Shore Leonard Wood Mays Yanks Ruth Weather Bureau

Ballard to Meet Lincoln in Key Friday Showdown

The second game of the high school season is Friday at Dag's Park with Ballard facing Lincoln. Coach Cole predicts a Ballard win while Coach Wells expects a victory. Lineups are undecided with players such as Johnson, Clifford, Comrada, Kaunitzer, Beck, Clifford, Kyle and Crawford mentioned. Ballard touts its strongest squad in history and a loss would threaten both teams’ title hopes.

Dag’s Park Ballard Lincoln Cole Wells Johnson Clifford Comrada Lerrick Capt Kaunitzer Beck Kyle Crawford Thomas

Scoreboard at Lois Theatre Introduces Electric United States Board

Manager Pantages arranges installation of a wireless powered scoreboard at the Lois theatre to show live results beginning Friday. The board records every play and traces ball path including throws hits and catches. It also logs score hits and errors by innings and will display a box score at game end. Play starts within minutes of activities 3,000 miles away.

Pantages United States Lois Theatre Timnings

Idaho Football Fatality Shocks University

Chauncey J. Lyman a 21 year old University of Idaho sophomore died after colliding with Varsity Fullback Brown during a scrimmage in Moscow Idaho. Lyman died forty five minutes after the incident marking the West’s first fatality of the season.

Moscow Idaho Chauncey J. Lyman University of Idaho Lyman Brown

Immortal Grover Cleveland Alexander Leads Phillies Prospects

A roster of early 20th century baseball pitchers and catchers highlights Grover Cleveland Alexander as a preeminent arm. The list notes Mayer, Chalmers, Rixley, McQuillan, Killiter, Burns, Dugy, Weiser, Leonard, Foster, Shore, Ruth, Collins, Gregg, Caddy, Thomas, Carrigan, Jermain, Wagner and others with career arcs, roles, and recent form impacting the Phillies pitching rotation and lineup.

Michigan Crushes Lawrence College 39 to 0

Yost angrily condemned the Wolverine squad in Ann Arbor after yesterday's game. Michigan won 39 to 0 as coaches complained of lack of aggressiveness and broken blocking.

Ann Arbor, Mich Wolverine Lawrence College Michigan

Dear Miss Grey Letters on Divorce and Society

A reader asks why a JP requires full payment for a divorce and why a $50 fee, not $25, is charged. Advice suggests consulting the district prosecuting attorney for details. The column also discusses minors debt collection, legal interest, and that contracts with minors are not enforceable except for necessities. A letter reflects on modern relations, gender roles, and views on marriage and morality.

Justice O the Peace

Engagement Ring Lights Up Quiet Evening In Love

The narrator recalls Mollie and Chadwick Hatton visiting with joyous engagement news after a day of reflection on marriage. The couple share laughter, Mollie forgets the name of her beloved, and Chadwick’s piano playing elevates their happiness while plans to tell Dick of the engagement unfold.

Mollie Chadwick Hatton Thomas Hardy Chadwick Margie Moble Pat Madge

Women urged to save more as earnings rise

The article notes the unique chance for women to earn money, praising their initiative while warning that few are saving enough. It urges fewer indulgences and more dollars in savings for future comfort and independence.

Miss Grey Seattle Mary United States Asser

Mike Dee the trainer behind the Phillies' strong season

Feature on Mike Dee, the Phillies trainer who kept ace pitchers like Alexander and Demaree healthy during the long season. Dee emphasized soft flexible arms and meticulous care, credited by Alex Sanders and others for workload management and preventing injuries. Also notes boxing event prep and smoker bouts linking athletic discipline to performance.

Phils Mike Dee Mike Phil Club Alexander Sanders Alex Phil

Benefit game planned for ailing Seattle star Matt Stanley

A benefit baseball game is scheduled for next Sunday to aid Matt Stanley, Seattle catcher famed for a decade of eye pleasing exhibitions. Stanley, stricken with a fatal illness in California, has kept quiet about his suffering while friends and Northwestern league figures organize the event. Team selections will be made by Teamy Raymond and Hob Brown from listed players.

Prrrenwens Grover Cleveland Alexander Moran Reute Indianapolia Ayracuce Baskine Mayer Mayer Philadelphia Elks Ivan Miller Billy Weeks Dreamland Claude Trowlinger Chicago Miller Ivan Ad Schaffll Pinkman Georgetown Schaffli Matt Mamus North End Sailor Beckett Bremerton Kreiger Mamus Bec Leo Houck Jack Carney Jack Fowler Walker Hegge Matt Stanley Seattle Matt California Raymond Schmutz Rosso Cadman Brooks Morse Levine Melver Frisk Shaw Hob Brown Cheek Clark

Tris Once Beat Cravath Out Of Joe

Tria Speaker, Red Sock, and Gavvy Cravath were rivals for the same outfield job with the Red Sox in spring 1911. Speaker won the competition, Cravath moved to Minneapolis in the American Association, led the league in batting there, and soon returned to the majors to make an immediate impact.

Tria Speaker Red Sock Gavvy Cravath Phil Red Sox Speaker Southern League Cravath White Sox Texas Minneapolis

Local players urged to confirm Sunday availability

Hendrix, Bonner, Spangler, Grover, Sells, Brown, Gislason, Kippert and Brinker are named. If any cannot play Sunday Teary asks them to call shim at Main 5255 or drop a card to 512 Second Ave.

Hendrix Bonner Spangler Grover Sells Brown Gislason Kippert Brinker Shim

Beckett Placed at Halfback In Becketts Backfield Switch

Hugo Bezdek moves heavy players into the backfield. Johnny Beckett 190 pounder shifts from tackle to halfback after strong punting and scrimmage showing. Bill Snyder stays at tackle with Calhoun at guard. Bill Tuereck to spell at halfback.

Hugo Bezdek Johnny Beckett Bill Snyder Beckett Calhoun Bill Tuereck

Mental Decline Looms As Chadwick Grows Cold

The fragment hints at a developing arc where Chadwick's self and actions fade into neglect, foreshadowing a narrative tension to be picked up later. The line suggests emotional cooling and a future continuation.

Chadwick

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