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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
14
In Los Angeles on October 10 Dan Griner pitched effectively as the St. Paul American Association champions defeated the Vernon Tigers Coast Kings 5 to 0. A seventh inning rally with bunts and hits produced all five runs as St. Paul evened the series.
Henry L. Farrell reports Chicago fans saw the Sox battle the Reds to a final, desparate showdown. Kerr and Elier earned two wins for Cincinnati, with Roush's fielding and Leibold's drive shaping key moments. The eight game series underlined the strain and debate over shortening future series.
Franklin and Lincoln prepare for a city prep football clash today. Lincoln debuts in the league as fans await the North enders in action while Franklin is coming off a win over West Seattle. Bill Tugnell returns to school and will play left tackle for Lincoln this afternoon in Mount Baker vicinity.
A fan selects an all star in the Coast league naming Fournier Krug Meusel Mitchell Crawford El dred Rumler Passer Crandall Sea ton Dell and Brown as pitchers with six hitters hitting over .300 and pitchers each winning more than 26 games.
reports that the athlete will not require the feared operation after an alleged attack. doctors initially warned of surgery but revised plans, keeping the player's status uncertain as recovery proceeds.
Johnny Evers argues the Reds deserved the world championship, citing superior team play, pitching depth, and stronger defense in the series. He credits Cincinnati’s batting, fielding, and baserunning for overcoming the White Sox, with Groh and Rath highlighted for outshining opponents. He notes Roush’s central field mastery and praises Red pitchers while the Sox face consistent flaws. Columbus section adds a note urging planting black walnut trees among maples on waste land per forestry department guidance.
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