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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1915

Page

7

Oast Leaguers Beat Giants Class AA Brand Faster

In New York on September 21 the Sox and Phillies split a series as teams jockey for pennant position. Yesterday's results tighten the race with the Red Sox and Phillies each needing wins. rivals' remaining games determine the champion.

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Ward Gets Boost in South Ward

Aberdeen shortstop Chuck Ward, acquired for Walt McCredie in a $500 deal, shows speed and fielding instinct. Reporters praise his quick transfer, range, and promise, noting his potential to strengthen veterans who may depart next spring.

Joy Seattle Chuck Ward Aberdeen Walt McCredie Ward Wee Southworth

Arry Chapelle Seeks Second Major League Chance

Larry Chapelle, once traded for 18 000 dollars, aims for another major league chance as part of a Cleveland move linked to the Wht Sox deal. Gossip notes the Boston Braves figure and a damaged stadium capacity debate surrounding attendance expectations and seating.

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Ohio Method in Dentistry Advertises Teeth Services

An old advertisement promotes the Ohio Method in dentistry highlighting claims of no charge in some cases and a 12 years guarantee. It markets sets of teeth at $15 with various options including crowns and porcelain work. Also notes fillings and artificial teeth with hours listed from 9 to 6 and Sunday mornings.

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Dynamite Jim Pugh Sets Chicago Harbor Speed Record

Jim Pugh of Chicago drives the Disturber IV through Chicago harbor at 62 mph, far faster than the previous 34 mph record. The 40-foot hydroplane uses 24-cylinder 1,800 horsepower Duesenberg engines and is among five speed boats Pugh has built in ten years.

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Cobb Bent On Setting New Steal Record

Ty Cobb aims to break the major league single season stolen base record with 83 steals so far and about eight Tiger games left. He must average nearly one theft per game to top Clyde Milan’s 88 from 1912. Only Cobb has a realistic shot among current players. Fritz Maisel and Eddie Collins trail.

Ty Cobb Cobb Clyde Milan Washington Tiger Milan Georgia Peach Fritz Maisel New York Americans Eddie Collins

Young Champ Poised to Be No 1 in American Tennis

William Johnston of San Francisco, national tennis champion, is the only major figure rated by the ranking committee and is expected to secure top honors. The article notes Johnston’s four defeats this season to McLoughlin Byford Williams and Pell, and outlines likely top contenders including Behr, Griffin, and McLoughlin, with Behr among the leading four.

William Johnston San Francisco Etara McLoughlin Norris Williams Johnston Byford Williams Pell Behr Griffin Longwood Newport Washburn Church Niles Rehr

Chicago Adds Four Coast League Players Next Spring

Four players from the Pacific Coast League will join the Chicago White Sox next spring. Los Angeles supplies Second Baseman McMullen and Shortstop Terry. Oakland’s Jack Noonan set a record with 49 consecutive hits and will join as well as Salt Lake City pitcher Lefty Williams who was sold earlier.

San Francisco Chicago White Sox Los Angeles McMullen Terry Jack Noan Oakland White Sox Williams Salt Lake City

Tigers Set Five Game Series With Giants in Tacoma

Tacoma ball clubs meet in a five game series to decide whether Seattle’s Tigers truly beat McGinnity’s club for the pennant by ten wins in twelve games on foreign soil. Frary to umpire the battery unchanged. Raymond rests with a knee injury. Roy Brown and McIvor replace infield and outfield positions.

Tacoma Tigers Seattle Spokane McGinnity Frary Teary Raymond Roy Brown Jack Smith McIvor Barth Raymond Smith St. Pouis

Why Not Number U. of W. Players

The piece argues for numbering University of Washington football players as a public identification measure. It notes Michigan will number players this year and cites that many eastern schools adopt the practice, with Yale and Harvard as exceptions. It urges Washington to follow, citing fan access and managerial openness to improvements.

University of Michigan Yale Harvard U. of W Washington Dobie Arthur Younger

Outlaws Offer Wgraw Fortune To Manage Team

The Federal league has tentatively offered John J. McGraw to manage the New York club next season and will soon present a formal proposition. The Federals promise a salary higher than any in baseball and stock options. McGraw can take any amount of stock he desires.

New York New York Globe Federal League John J. McGraw Federals McGraw New York Federals

Browns Get Star Riley From Wichita Dealers

Cincinnati Sept 21 The National Commission announced Riley star of the Wichita Western league club is the property of the St Louis Americans. The ruling formalizes a transfer involving a prominent minor league player in a major league context.

Cincinnati Riley Wichita St. Louis Americans National Commission

Aggregate baseball scores and standings from across leagues

A fragmented recap lists interleague and league results with team wins and losses. Teams mentioned include Boston, Washington, St Louis, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Buffalo and Kansas City across American National and Federal contexts.

Seattle PO Smith Eure Shaw Oneede Brooks Guigni Melvor Twee Wae Stumpft Derrick Ward Bartholemy Vans Weer Coveleskie Beattioc Sovaeve Portland Ninery Cadman Southworth Isle Stumpff Morse Brooke Clark Lehmuts Rune Evans Coveleskie Bague National Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Wee Mt. Louis Cincinnati Pittebure Cleveland Wrandeco Los Angeles Vernon Portland Boston Detentt Washington St. Loule New York Chicago Cincinnat Pittsburg Frrooklyn Buffalo Kanene City

Whom Will Mollie Marry in the Love Triangle

The narrator considers Mollie Hatton and her suitors Pat Sullivan and Chadwick Hatton. Pat declares his love but vows to yield if Mollie prefers Chad, while Mollie herself feels drawn by money and independence. A future resolution hinges on Mollie choosing between loyalty, wealth, and romantic hope.

Mollie Chadwick Hatton Pat Sullivan Mrs. Waverly Altho Chad Iis Mra. Kiatton Hatton Pat Mr. Hatton Nora Jim Edie Little Book

Blood Teat Service at Liberty Bridge Office

Reliable Wasser man Blood Teat advertised with hours 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Located at Union and Third opposite Post Office. Contact for blood orders and related services.

Wasserman Donaway Liberty Bridge Union

Yale Football Men Popular Coaches

Former Yale players remain popular as coaches despite recent Blue defeats. A survey shows Yale alumni coaching more than any other college, with Princeton Dartmouth Pennsylvania Lafayette and Syracuse also well represented. Harvard Cornell trail. In the West Chicago and Michigan lead with notable numbers from Minnesota Wisconsin Notre Dame and Illinois.

Yale Blue Eli Princeton Dartmouth Pennsylvania Lafayette Syracuse Harvard Cornell Chicago Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Notre Dame Illinois

Leader Brothers Say They Will Play for Washington Football

The Leader brothers announce they will return to play for the University of Washington, boosting hopes of a stronger season as Sea graves and other linemen join the lineup. The article outlines probable first team positions and potential changes for California and conference games.

Washington Leader University of Washington Dobbs Seagraves Doble Dobie Lneup California Bud Young Hap Miller Cy Noble Shiel Mike Hunt Elmer Leader Wirt Jones Shively Tom Cushman Markham Newton van de Bowart Wally Drummond Abel Smith

Hoosiers Plan Night Football Practice

Indiana University coach Childs orders night sessions as the field is wired for bright illumination to escape daytime heat. The move aims to start night practice and test how well the team adapts to evening workouts in Chicago.

Chicago Childs Indiana University Indiana

Star Queried for Lead in New Film

A prominent studio seeks a leading actor for a forthcoming production. Casting directors target a known star to drive box office draw and media attention, with negotiations expected to finalize soon.

Market Report Star Want Ads

Classified notes show Star newspaper market listings highlighting wanted ads and lost articles. Readers search for personal items and services. brief notices include contact details and locations.

STAR

Beavers Triumph Over Seattle Amid Class Debate

After a 7 to and a half victory by the Portland Beavers over Seattle, Beavers fans question the league setup as rosters miss stars like Gun Fisher and Bill Speas. Portland writers say Seattle should join the Coast league soon. Spokane and the Indians show attendance growth, and the Giants struggle without Barth and with McIvor’s play.

Portland Beavers Seattle Portland Gun Fisher Bill Speas Beavers Giants Frisco Los Angeles Roscoe Fawcett Day Spokane Indians Barth McIvor

Exposition Track Meeting May Extend to Los Angeles

San Francisco report notes the running meeting at the exposition track just concluded and the possibility of extending the event to Los Angeles.

San Francisco Los Angeles

Escrows Our Escrow Department Offers Safe Closings

Escrows Our Escrow Department provides a safe convenient way to close real estate sales loans or exchanges. It acts as agent for buyer seller mortgagee and all parties ensuring each interest is safeguarded. With complete King County land title records and staff at public offices daily it offers a service unavailable elsewhere. Inquiries courteously answered.

King County

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